USC places 10th overall in first event
In its first invitational of the year, USC finishes 3-under-par at The Prestige at PGA West.
National TV provides recruiting opportunity
As much as the weekday trip to California has thrown off the Bay Area travel plans of USC students and alumni, it’s not all bad news for the Trojan football program. Thursday night’s game will be televised nationally, meaning a lot of eyes will be on USC coach Lane Kiffin’s crew. It’s not like USC […]
USC forced to contend with nation’s best
The Trojans prepare for California attacker Ivan Rackov, who has ammassed 49 goals this season.
Second half of season looms large for Trojans
It’s amazing what having something to play for can do to a team. In any sport, having the stakes raised can awaken a fire inside even the biggest underdogs, occasionally producing magical — and often unbelievable — results. Take the 2011 Virginia Commonwealth Rams, who, as No. 11 seed, stormed their way to the men’s […]
USC hopes to balance attack at California
After a couple of pass-dominant games, USC wants to establish a consistent running attack.
Women of Troy fall short during tournament play
Top freshman Zoe Scandalis narrowly misses beating No. 1 Jana Juricova of California.
Trojans challenged on the road in Tulsa
Nguyen advances to the semifinals; Sarmiento moves to the consolation quarterfinals.
Scoring woes continue to haunt USC
The Women of Troy are shut out in both weekend games at No. 1 Stanford and California.
Women of Troy record eighth straight victory
USC is challenged early against Arizona State but pulls away to extend its winning streak.
Silence shouldn’t be option for Nikias
I have always felt it is hard to determine the value of a college football program. Unlike, say, for a professional baseball team, Forbes doesn’t annually list the monetary value of Florida, Texas or USC. There isn’t an established market price. There isn’t an exact figure that can be attached. There are a few things, however, […]