Lamar Dawson spurns in-state schools to sign with USC.
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National Signing Day: Simmons chooses North Carolina over Oregon, USC
Simmons had been penciled in by some as a potential USC signee.
Read the rest of this article »National Signing Day: Turene spurns USC for Georgia
The former Trojan commit signs with the Bulldogs.
Read the rest of this article »National Signing Day: USC announces 10 signees
In addition to the eight early enrollees, 10 players have faxed signed letters of intent to play for USC as of 10:30 a.m. PST.
Read the rest of this article »One of the nation’s top defensive ends spurns Trojans and chooses Hurricanes.
Read the rest of this article »USC football looks to build up its roster
With National Signing Day tomorrow, several top-notch recruits are expected to sign with USC.
Read the rest of this article »Recruiting the future never stops with Kiffin
In the midst of an up-and-down campaign on the field for his football team, USC coach Lane Kiffin is quietly doing what he does best off of it: recruiting. With scholarship reductions set to kick in once the NCAA decides on USC’s sanctions appeal, this year’s recruiting season might be the Trojans’ last chance to [...]
Read the rest of this article »Henderson reconsidering options
Offensive tackle Seantrel Henderson, the crown jewel of USC’s 2010 recruiting class is reopening his recruiting sweepstakes.
Read the rest of this article »Henderson’s status remains uncertain
Seantrel Henderson, USC’s prized recruit on national signing day, will hold off on signing his letter of intent.
Read the rest of this article »Neuheisel displays fortitude crosstown
Three weeks ago, UCLA football coach Rick Neuheisel stood in front of a packed crowd at Pauley Pavilion during halftime and delivered a rousing speech about the return of Bruin football. “We are not going to rest until we bring back the Pac-10 championship, the Rose Bowl championship and the national championship back to UCLA!” [...]
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