At Sunday’s practice, junior transfer cornerback Isiah Wiley was the best player, per USC head coach Lane Kiffin. “He was actually the MVP of the day,” Kiffin said of Wiley’s practice performance. “Maybe he’s one of those stories of a guy that pops up during a bye week and takes on the challenge of wanting [...]
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Women of Troy fall short during tournament play
Top freshman Zoe Scandalis narrowly misses beating No. 1 Jana Juricova of California.
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Nguyen advances to the semifinals; Sarmiento moves to the consolation quarterfinals.
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The Women of Troy are shut out in both weekend games at No. 1 Stanford and California.
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USC is challenged early against Arizona State but pulls away to extend its winning streak.
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I have always felt it is hard to determine the value of a college football program. Unlike, say, for a professional baseball team, Forbes doesn’t annually list the monetary value of Florida, Texas or USC. There isn’t an established market price. There isn’t an exact figure that can be attached. There are a few things, however, [...]
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The Trojans allow just one first-half goal en route to a resounding 13-3 win over LMU.
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Students said Slavin made challenging material in his class easy to understand.
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Airlines are now charging more fees, including increased baggage fees, in order to increase revenue.
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Elizabeth Geli (right), a marching band teaching assistant, and Kevin Bellows, a senior majoring in electrical engineering and a flute section leader, encourage visiting secondary school students to make noise. Almost 1,000 local high and middle school musicians learned to play spirit songs from the Trojan Marching Band on Saturday.
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