Articles Tagged ‘Pac-10’

Women of Troy fall to UCLA in close match

By Shannon McHugh · Daily Trojan

November 8, 2009 (2 weeks ago) at 7:15 pm

The USC women’s volleyball team runs out of gas against the Bruins in tough Pac-10 loss.

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A break-up letter from the Pac-10 to USC

By Michael Middlehurst-Schwartz · Daily Trojan

November 2, 2009 (3 weeks ago) at 11:51 pm

A break-up letter from the Pac-10 to USC

It’s not you, it’s me.

All right, that’s not true — it is you. But breaking up is hard to do, and I’m new at this.

We’ve been inseparable for what seems like forever. Whenever somebody mentioned “Pac-10,” they couldn’t help but bring up “USC.” As a perennial champion, you gave meaning to me as a conference. [...]

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Game 8 rewind: Trojans never expected this one

By Dan Greenspan · Daily Trojan

November 1, 2009 (3 weeks ago) at 7:21 pm

Game 8 rewind: Trojans never expected this one

Ducks gain 391 rushing yards, dismantle USC to put Trojans’ Pac-10 title streak in jeopardy.

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Pac-10 referee suspended for missed call

By Josh Jovanelly · Daily Trojan

October 27, 2009 (4 weeks ago) at 9:30 pm

A Pac-10 official who worked the USC-Oregon State game Saturday was suspended by the conference for missing an obvious facemask penalty, commissioner Larry Scott announced Monday.

The official, whose name was not released by the Pac-10, was suspended one game for failing to throw a flag after USC safety Taylor Mays seemed to rip the helmet [...]

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Q&A: The Pac-10

By Michael Middlehurst-Schwartz · Daily Trojan

October 7, 2009 at 12:01 am

Football writer Michael Middlehurst-Schwartz breaks down the Pac-10.

With the potential return of LeGarrette Blount, will Oregon be able to contend with USC for a Pac-10 championship this year?

Pundits change their minds about Oregon more often than the Ducks change their uniforms.

After the Boise State debacle, the multicolored crew seemed destined for a rebuilding season. [...]

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So what’s all this noise about?

By Michael Middlehurst-Schwartz · Daily Trojan

September 11, 2009 at 11:45 pm

So what’s all this noise about?

The Trojans are expecting a loud Ohio Stadium when they face the Buckeyes tomorrow in their first true test of the young season.

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Thin margin of error could keep USC sharp

By Michael Middlehurst- Schwartz · Daily Trojan

August 19, 2009 at 3:59 pm

In the constantly evolving world of college football, how long can one team so fixed in its ways stay on top?

Every year the Trojans must endure a roster overhaul, a change that requires USC coach Pete Carroll to tinker his style ever so slightly. But when the philosophy remains the same year in and year [...]

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Mays and Trojans are talking potential

By pedro moura · Daily Trojan

August 19, 2009 at 3:55 pm

Mays and Trojans are talking potential

Who will start at quarterback remains uncertain, while safety Taylor Mays looks to lead the Trojans and maximize their capabilities.

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Neuheisal ‘ticked off’ at Carroll over vote

By pedro moura · Summer Trojan

June 10, 2009 at 2:48 pm

Neuheisal ‘ticked off’ at Carroll over vote

Carroll is the only Pac-10 coach to vote against having coaches’ children under 18 on sidelines.

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Tennis team wins Pac-10 title — in 2008

By Alycia Carrillo · Summer Trojan

June 3, 2009 at 11:16 am

Tennis team wins Pac-10 title — in 2008

UCLA is stripped of title by the Pac-10. USC, the conference runner-up, is awarded the title.

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Organizers postpone inaugural ‘undie run’

Everyone looking forward to blowing off some pre-finals steam by sprinting through campus wearing very little clothing will have to wait another semester. This semester, three ...

LAPD takes new approach to enforcing bike laws

The Los Angeles Police Department took a slightly different approach to Wednesday’s traffic enforcement operation near USC’s campus than it took during its September effort. At ...

USG event brings presidents together

Student leaders from across campus met under the Undergraduate Student Government banner Wednesday night at USG’s first Council of Presidents, an event bringing together executive ...

A burger a day keeps the apples away

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USC, embattled County hospital tread murky water

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Bikes mounting, it’s time to break the cycle

At high noon on Trousdale Parkway, the walkway is choked by the ritual lunch rush. Among the maze of legs slides a pair of wheels ...

Opinion

Task force shouldn’t dismiss breast health

Task force shouldn’t dismiss breast health

Here is an important message most women in America have heard for the majority of their lives: Get mammograms every one to two years in ...

Seven habits of highly ineffective governors

With Gov. Schwarzenegger’s second term about to wrap up, several names have begun to surface as his possible replacement, with California Attorney General Jerry Brown ...

Americans focused on the wrong hunger problem

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Fliers buy offsets for their guilt

Last month, “Responsible Travel” aborted its nine-year initiative allowing airplane passengers to purchase carbon offsets to compensate for jet fuel emissions — a program that ...

Letter to the Editor

Right of way I was excited to see the issue of pedestrian safety and traffic code infringement make front-page news on Wednesday, Nov. 18. The article ...

Bike regulation requires a more cohesive plan

Today, many student cyclists will dismount and walk their bikes through the two major intersections along Jefferson Boulevard, under the threat of a ticket. But tomorrow, ...

Sports

Trojan seniors see their USC careers come full circle

Trojan seniors see their USC careers come full circle

More than three years ago, the newest USC men’s water polo team members began their careers with a 10-4 victory over UC Irvine at McDonald’s ...

Playing injured not worth the risks

The senior had been waiting his whole life for this moment. Ever since his high school football team lost in the state championship last year, the ...

O’Neill wants Trojans to improve in the second half

Kevin O’Neill was content with his debut but wouldn’t stand for his team’s imperfections. The new head coach of USC men’s basketball made that message loud ...

USC falls in its first road test

Coming into the third game of the season, sophomore Ashley Corral was charged with the difficult task of leading the USC women’s basketball team to ...

Williams’ playing chances are improving

Bye weeks present USC with an opportunity to get healthy, and this one is coming at just the right time. Four key USC players sat out ...

Carroll faces most difficult challenge yet

Nothing compares to the challenge facing coach Pete Carroll right now. Not preparing for an undefeated Oklahoma in the Orange Bowl. Not getting ready to face ...

Lifestyle

German director remains one of cinema’s finest weirdos

This story might not be true, but it’s alleged that during the filming of Fitzcarraldo in 1982, the great yet insane Polish actor Klaus Kinski, ...

A very LA birthday for Peter Bjorn and John

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Herzog, Cage go off the deep end in ‘Lieutenant’

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Comedy highlights quirky ensemble cast

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Flower mart an evergreen LA fixture

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