The real OG: How music and family made Olaijah Griffin the person and player he is
Olaijah Griffin’s approach to football makes sense considering his family’s musical background.
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Heart of Cardinal and Gold: From YouTube to the end zone, Michael Pittman Jr. always keeps it positive
As he heads into his last regular season game, it’s clear that Michael Pittman Jr. will leave a lasting legacy at USC.
Seeking revenge: The Trojans look to reclaim the Victory Bell
The Trojans will welcome crosstown rival UCLA to the Coliseum Saturday for a chance to finish out their season 8-4.
T-Time: Fans must show support for USC players through ups and downs
The players deserve credit for staying focused through adversity and maintaining a championship mindset even when their season appeared to be taking a nosedive three or four different times.
Identifying the rival Bruins’ strengths and weaknesses
UCLA has been plagued by inconsistency but still possesses some playmakers.
Water polo heads to MPSF Tournament
The tournament field will include familiar foes in Cal, Stanford and UCLA.
Soccer continues its quest for a third championship
After a decisive first-round victory, the Trojans take on Texas A&M in the next stage.
Men’s hoops maintains perfect start with win over Pepperdine
The Trojans were boosted by standout offensive performances but struggled to contain Pepperdine defensively.
Trojans kick off emotion-filled week of practice
The Trojans are blocking out the outside noise to focus on this weekend’s rivalry game.
Women’s hoops falls to UCSB by 11 points
USC kept it close throughout but fell to the Gauchos for its first loss of the 2019 season.