Women’s basketball hopes to use next two games as stepping stones to the NCAA tourney.
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USC hopes women’s swimming and diving success will carry over to postseason
The USC women’s swim and dive team travels north for the Pac-10 championships.
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Named to Baseball America’s Preseason All-American first team, Ricky Oropesa will help lead the USC baseball team in its 2011 season. The Daily Trojan sat down with Oropesa to discuss his thoughts and goals for this season. The Trojans will start their season Friday against Missouri. Daily Trojan: First off, congratulations on the Baseball America [...]
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Trojans head to Northern California to try to avenge their home loss against Cal.
Read the rest of this article »Sanchez crowned nation’s No. 1 women’s tennis player
The senior captain has ridden a 15-match winning streak to the top of the singles rankings.
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To begin, a brief public service announcement: The 2010-2011 USC men’s basketball team is not very good. You might have noticed this, particularly if you ventured to the corner of Jefferson and Figueroa Saturday night. USC has lost six of its last nine games. In the current calendar year, it has yet to win back-to-back [...]
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Despite past struggles, Donte Smith has emerged as USC’s primary deep shooting threat.
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Despite a high ranking of its own, USC will be challenged against California, Stanford.
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If you start reading this column expecting something about the holy day of signing, when 18-year-olds finally put years of doodling their signatures in the margin of their Algebra notebooks into practice (or not, in the case of Texas A&M recruit Floyd Raven, whose mom forged his signature on a letter of intent to Ole [...]
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