USC can’t stop Ducks’ flight
USC sputters at the end of a back-and-forth game and falls to the Ducks in the Coliseum.
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Ducks still have their staying ability to prove
USC’s dynasty is over, but that’s old news. Recent news, though, is Oregon and whether or not the Ducks will follow the Trojans’ nearly decade-long dynasty with one of their own. Tomorrow’s game will go a long way toward determining whether or not that actually happens. Why? Yes, Oregon has been good for a while […]
Trojans face biggest test of the season
Coming off a huge win against Cal and a bye week, USC looks to upset Pac-10 leader Oregon.
Trojans approaching full strength as players return
Freshman running back Dillon Baxter practiced for the first time in more than two weeks.
Trojans focus on cohesion
USC veterans note the team has a strong connection in comparison to last season.
Trojans focus on tackling as starters begin to return
Key players come back to practice Monday as USC works on its tackling fundamentals.
Pieces are in place for a USC victory
Plenty of hand-holding harmony occurred in the soon-to-be Pac-12 over the weekend, with the divisional split and revenue-sharing agreement set to take effect next season. California has been split in two, but the rivalries have been maintained. Your annual Weekender plans are safe. It was also decided that revenue from television contracts is going to […]
Backups get practice time as injured rest
A laundry list of players recover from injury as the team works on its overall speed.
No. 1 can be a curse instead of a blessing
Maybe Three Dog Night was on to something with its 1969 hit song “One.” The song presents a contrast to the value that being No. 1, regardless of how it is achieved, is of the utmost importance. With lines like “One is the loneliest number” and “it’s the saddest experience you’ll ever know,” I can’t […]
Trojans set focus on speed
USC prepares for the “blur” offensive scheme that Oregon will employ in two weeks.