Spring football is officially over at USC. The annual spring game held at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum gave the team and fans the final taste of Trojan football until fall. Matt Barkley has constantly been in the spotlight since his decision to forgo the 2011 NFL draft. Like his team, Barkley has received significant [...]
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Life after Tre Madden’s injury
In a number of ways, it’s been a bit of a quiet spring for USC. Senior quarterback Matt Barkley has taken fewer reps in order to allow redshirt freshmen signal callers Cody Kessler and Max Wittek to spend more time with the first team unit. Both are competing for the backup spot. Junior All-American wide [...]
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In USC’s most recent practice Tuesday, senior running back Curtis McNeal broke off a long run down the sidelines. He broke a couple of tackles along the way and sped down the field, giving the Trojans a reminder of how he ended last season. McNeal ran for more than 1,000 yards, and given the fact [...]
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With increased playing time because of injuries, junior wide receiver De’Von Flournoy flourishes in new role.
Read the rest of this article »Marqise Lee standing out in practice
With several players on the offense out, the sophomore receiver has been spectacular.
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With junior Robert Woods being sidelined, other wideouts are stepping up.
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Sophomore linebacker Dion Bailey and sophomore safety Josh Shaw sat out with injuries.
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Though the star receiver is out, coach Lane Kiffin has taken notice of others making plays.
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Facing large expectations, Lane Kiffin and the Trojans begin preparation for 2012.
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A big problem at any university is finding a way to maintain stability when it comes to marketing the faces of an athletic program. USC is no exception. Over the next 18 months, some of the finest athletes to ever don the cardinal and gold will walk up on a stage, receive their degrees and move [...]
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