Mike Bohn was a real twitter warrior when he first got hired at USC, with 25 tweets between Nov. 7 and Dec. 4, when he announced Clay Helton was retained. You know how many tweets he wrote since then? Zero! If bringing back Helton was such a great decision, why has Bohn stopped tweeting? Is it because he knows the fans will attack him? Yes. … Continue reading If It’s Friday, It’s Time For A USC Notes Column
There are recruiting horror stories from the past few years, not just now. A couple years ago, Penei Sewell wanted to visit USC the weekend of the Texas game. USC told him it would not do official visits that weekend. Sewell then saw on twitter that another offensive lineman, who was from the Midwest, tweeted pictures from the USC-Texas game . . . on his … Continue reading Recruiting Horror Stories Are Common At USC
Jeff Kopp was a starting linebacker at USC and has a son who will play college football. Here is what he said on twitter: Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: A Recruiting Horror Story
What was it Mike Bohn said? “Recruiting is going dramatically better than anybody wants to admit.” Utah received a commitment from offensive lineman Alex Harrison (who was also recruited by USC) and the Utes just moved ahead of the Trojans in the 247Sports rankings. Utah is now ranked 80th while USC is 81st. I’m sure USC will finish ahead of Utah by February but this … Continue reading USC Now Last In Pac-12 Recruiting
USC president Carol Folt announced she would out free pizza to students at 3 p.m. today in front of Leavey Library during final exams. If this were an SEC school, someone might advise against it. But Folt can probably walk through campus without a second glance from students. Continue reading Carol Folt Makes Public Appearance
People I hardly even know in the athletic dept. have told me they also have heard the rumor about Mike Bohn wanting to resign. What they don’t think is a rumor is that Bohn is frustrated and angry over his portrayal in the retention of Clay Helton. “He looked a lot happier walking around before the announcement,” one employee tells me. “Some people avoid eye … Continue reading The Rumor That Won’t Die
