The Women of Troy travel to Washington while the Trojans play host to CSU Bakersfield.
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USC seeks first win at McAlister Field
The Women of Troy host the Arizona schools in search of their first home win this year.
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USC rides a 10-game winning streak as it takes on Colorado and Utah at the Galen Center.
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USC carries a 41-game winning streak against UC Santa Barbara into its matchup.
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Six years ago, No. 9 Notre Dame hosted No. 1 USC in one of the most memorable contests in recent college football memory — a game remembered simply as the “Bush Push.” Though the Irish fell in a heartbreaking 34-31 defeat, many viewed the game as evidence of Notre Dame’s imminent return to football prominence. [...]
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Unless I’ve been sleeping under a rock for the last decade, the question of who still holds a grasp on the coveted “Jeweled Shillelagh” heading into USC and Notre Dame’s prime time showdown tomorrow night, requires little to no thought: USC. There’s no bias here or jaded sense of entitlement, the numbers, the wins, the [...]
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After USC’s dominant run in the 2000s, Notre Dame stole a win on the road last season.
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Andrew Pritikin discusses his upcoming speech and his work as a sports therapist.
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Experts say climate change and other factors could lead to dramatic rises in coffee and chocolate prices.
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Undergraduate Student Government President Monish Tyagi (left) discusses the upcoming event “Explore L.A.” with USG Director of Community Affairs Alex Sellers. Sellers said she expects about 500 students to attend the event this year, held at the Von KleinSmid Center Tuesday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., 200 more than did last year.
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