Stanford defeated USC, 11-7, in the NCAA championship match at Indianapolis. USC led 3-1, 4-2 and 5-3 in the first half but it tied, 6-6, at halftime. Stanford then led 7-6 after the third quarter. Now for some history: Former USC men’s and women’s polo coach Jovan Vavic won 15 NCAA titles in men’s and women’s water polo before he was fired during the 2019 … Continue reading USC Loses To Stanford In Water Polo Final
USC women’s water polo defeated UCLA, 15-13, at the NCAA Final Four to advance to the championship match tomorrow against No. 1-ranked Stanford. USC scored seven goals in the third period to take a 13-8 lead and held on for the win. UCLA was ranked No. 2 and USC was No. 3. Stanford has won at least one NCAA title for 49 straight seasons. The … Continue reading USC Water Polo Defeats UCLA/Advances To NCAA Championship
So, Kohen Brown, a four-star wide receiver from Waxahachie, Texas, has decommitted from USC. He was committed for five weeks and what a shock that a Texas recruit changed his mind. How many more will decommit in the next year? It also begs the question why a recruit with 42 offers needs to commit in April of his junior year? Former USC assistant basketball coach … Continue reading USC Saturday Buzz: Recruit Stays Committed For Five Weeks
USC faces UCLA in men’s tennis today in the NCAA Tournament at 2 p.m. in Westwood. USC is 2-0 against UCLA this season but the Bruins are on a 10-game winning streak. The Big 12 gave commissioner Brett Yormark a three-year contract extension. What’s George Kliavkoff doing? Carol Folt’s contract does not expire until June 30 but for all intents and purposes, her job ends … Continue reading If It’s Friday, It’s Time For A USC Notes Column
The Coliseum’s going to be extremely busy during the 2028 Olympics. It will co-host the Opening Ceremonies with SoFi Stadium in Inglewood on July 14, 2028, it will host the track and field events during the first week of the Olympics and be the sole host for the Closing Ceremony on July 28, 2028. Additionally, the Coliseum will host the Paralympics Closing Ceremony on August … Continue reading Coliseum Expands Olympics Role
The king is dead. Long live the king! That’s the attitude USC’s athletic dept. always operates with, always making the latest person in charge the best! They have even put out press releases in the past criticizing coaches who were fired to justify their removal (thanks, Tim Tessalone!). Here’s another example: The hiring of new strength coach Trumain Carroll. After pumping up strength coach Bennie … Continue reading USC Thursday Buzz: Long Live The King
