USC Friday Supplement: Perfect Candidate For Chicago Bears

The Bears fired Matt Eberflus. I’ve got a perfect replacement for the Bears: He already knows Caleb Williams, is considered an offensive guru and dreams of coaching in the NFL. Lee Barnes 1924 Olympics gold medalist Earle Meadows 1936 Olympics gold medalist Ron Morris 1960 Olympics silver medalist Bob Seagren 1968 Olympics gold medalist Seagren 1972 Olympics silver medalist This is the 50th anniversary of … Continue reading USC Friday Supplement: Perfect Candidate For Chicago Bears

If It’s Friday, It’s Time For A USC Notes Column

USC is 19-21-4 versus Notre Dame in games immediately following the UCLA game. Don’t tell Lincoln Riley or he will really want to cancel the series. “We have a lot of work to do,” USC coach Eric Musselman said. “I’m extremely disappointed in so many different areas.” This just shows how important that exhibition game victory over Gonzaga was four weeks ago, also in Palm … Continue reading If It’s Friday, It’s Time For A USC Notes Column

Remembering Thanksgiving Tradition

Thanksgiving was often a great day to be at Howard Jones Field. Because it was usually considered the last real practice of the regular season, the seniors would wear their high school jerseys. The rest of the team formed a tunnel at the end of practice for the seniors to walk through as they left the field. The seniors would then speak to the media … Continue reading Remembering Thanksgiving Tradition

USC Notes: How Is The State Of Troy?

Jen Cohen released the “State of Troy” newsletter for November today. No mention of the “state” of the USC-Notre Dame football series. She did say USC has to raise $68 million to reach its goal of $225 million for the athletics projects, including Dedeaux Field and the football building. Oh wait, there was a reference to USC-Notre Dame. She said the women’s basketball game last … Continue reading USC Notes: How Is The State Of Troy?

USC Morning Buzz: Lincoln Riley Becomes Historian

Lincoln Riley sounded like a football historian Tuesday night when talking about the USC-Notre Dame game. “When you come here, the history behind this game is so epic,” Riley said. “It just is. So I just think, No. 1, I think it would be disrespectful to not be as ready as you possibly can be.” Of course the natural follow-up question is, “If the history … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: Lincoln Riley Becomes Historian