Football to take on Cal in USC’s final road game
The Trojans will try to avoid a crushing defeat similar to last season’s loss to the Bears.
Entries by Aidan Berg
The quiet giant: How USC’s Jay Tufele helps lead the defense
The redshirt sophomore defensive lineman demonstrates his talent every time he steps on the football field.
T-Time: Here’s who USC won’t hire as coach
New athletic director Mike Bohn is officially on the clock, and that’s bad news for head football coach Clay Helton. Unless the first quarter of the Arizona State game was the only USC football Bohn has ever seen — in that case, brace yourself for a five-year extension. Since the BYU loss, fans have speculated […]
Men’s hoops tops South Dakota State
Two Trojans reached career milestones as a strong second half helped USC pull away.
Hyun-derrated: Golf should get more attention than it does
Some of today’s greatest athletes have come from golf, and it’s unfortunate that not many people realize this.
Football focused on finishing 2019 strong
After becoming eligible for a bowl game, the Trojans have bigger goals.
Conquering the pitch: Hocking’s competitive spirit knows no bounds
Sophomore forward Penelope Hocking has impressed her peers and coaches with her skill, thoughtfulness and competitive flair.
Jackson and Frye secure doubles tennis victory
The Trojans competed in their final fall tournaments and will resume play in January.
Catch or No Catch: LSU’s win over Alabama proves Orgeron’s elite coaching talent
You’d think a rare home loss would put the spotlight squarely on Alabama head coach Nick Saban, but it was LSU head coach Ed Orgeron who stole the show and the hearts of viewers around the country with the career-defining victory.
Women’s hoops defeats Virginia
The Trojans celebrated Tina Thompson’s jersey retirement with a 10-point victory Saturday.