Trojans look to stop Ducks’ potent offense
Several key defensive players returned to practice this week to prepare for Oregon.
Entries by Aidan Berg
Hyun-derrated: American sports need more Asian athletes
Asians make up a disproportionately small number of the athletes in each of the top four professional sports leagues in America.
Offense gears up to take on the Ducks
The Trojans are relying on their depth as they get set to take on powerful Oregon.
NCAA moves toward allowing compensation for name, image and likeness
The three NCAA divisions are expected to update their policies accordingly by 2021.
Catch or No Catch: Transfers get a second chance to shine in the NCAA
Sometimes a change in scenery is what an athlete needs to reach their full potential.
Volleyball loses its momentum against visiting Stanford
USC came up with the upset win against Cal and narrowly lost to Stanford in five sets.
Collins returns to the net as USC goes 1-1 on the weekend
The Trojans beat Washington State Thursday before falling to Washington Sunday.
Berg is the Word: Michael Pittman Jr. continues to show up in the biggest moments
Pittman’s performance this season has him shooting up NFL draft boards, and for good reason. He is showcasing not only a well-rounded skill set, but a propensity for excelling when the lights shine the brightest, which NFL teams love. But for the last few years, Pittman has been doing something that has greater long-term significance: solidifying himself as a certifiable Trojan great.
USC fends off Colorado, 35-31
The Trojans narrowly escaped an upset by the Buffaloes, winning a tight battle on the strength of a 14-0 fourth quarter.
LIVE BLOG: USC heads to Boulder to face Colorado
The Trojans are looking for their first road win of the 2019 season.