Pasquale’s death unites sports community
Teams nationwide have reached out to fallen UCLA player Nick Pasquale’s family.
Former USC standout debuts for Dodgers
Nick Buss, who played for the Trojans from 2007-08, singled in his first major league game.
Defense faces first real test in Aggies
Don’t believe everything you read. At least, that’s how the saying goes. Because if you read statistics about USC’s defense in 2013, you would believe that the Trojans had one of the top defensive units in all of college football. So far this season, USC ranks eighth in the nation in points per game allowed […]
Trojans begin preparation for battle with Utah State
USC prepares for its stiffest competition yet from the Aggies and their talented quarterback.
Enfield’s process already yielding results
USC’s new men’s basketball coach has made an instant impact on the program.
Women of Troy split home series
In its first two home matches, USC lost to Pepperdine before defeating Loyola Maramount.
No. 1 USC breezes through tournament
The Trojans recorded four blowout wins to extend their winning streak to 39 games, just five short of the program record.
No. 1 USC upset by upstart San Diego
The Women of Troy were tripped up by No. 9 USD before defeating UCSB and EWU.
USC perseveres in must-win situation
After USC polished off the finishing touches on a near-perfect 35-7 victory over Boston College, the Trojans were quick to admit that the atmosphere surrounding the team’s preparations for the Eagles wasn’t ideal. “It was really dark last week,” redshirt sophomore tailback Tre Madden said. “This [win] was a relief.” Rumors about a players-only meeting […]
Offense breaks out of funk in blowout win
USC showcased a balanced attack while the defense pitched a shutout for three-plus quarters in a 35-7 victory over Boston College.