Women of Troy find success in two-game weekend
The women’s soccer team topped Mizzou and San Diego over the weekend.
JT Daniels’ youth aside, USC will have to find answers quick after loss to Stanford
If JT Daniels is going to leap onto scene this year as the freshman phenom he is hyped to be, then he’s going to have to grow up quickly.
USC is stagnant in loss to Stanford as JT Daniels struggles in first big test
Freshman quarterback JT Daniels faced his first big collegiate test this weekend in USC’s Weekender game against No. 10 Stanford. It ended in a frustrating 17-3 loss on the road
Women’s volleyball heads to Milwaukee for the Marquette Invitational
The No. 10 USC women’s volleyball team travels to Milwaukee for the Marquette Invitational, where they will play No. 3 Brigham Young University before taking on No. 25 Marquette and Syracuse.
Women’s soccer aims to remain undefeated this weekend
The Women of Troy will face Missouri and San Diego at home this weekend.
USC travels to play rival Stanford in title rematch
The Trojans hope to dominate Stanford after a shaky UNLV game.
Extra Innings: LA Times legitimizes the concept of esports
I have been a fan of esports for nearly three years. As a matter of fact, my first column at the Daily Trojan was about how colleges should adopt esports and how this new form of competition should be considered and treated as a sport.
USC focuses on perfection to prepare for Stanford
An emphasis on defensive pressure will help USC limit the Cardinal’s intense rushing game this weekend.
Poe’s Perspective: Step aside, Sue Bird is the new GOAT
This is, perhaps, the most tired cliche that exists in sport, and yet it’s true. Sports fans love sports for the story, for the drama. We love to bite our nails and get lost in the rush of thrill and anger and excitement that comes from every close game and upset.
Men’s water polo gears up for Inland Empire Invitational
The Men of Troy look to continue their dominance into the ensuing games.