USC to begin five-game road swing
The Women of Troy will square off against a familiar face in former coach Todd Dagenais.
No. 1 USC aims for fourth consecutive NCAA title
The Trojans return every starter from a year ago as they make a run at history.
Time for Trojans to rise to the occasion
Don’t be fooled by the sanction-imposed façade hovering over the USC football season because there is still plenty at stake in 2011. Sure, a bowl ban can diminish BCS title hopes or attendance numbers — as was evident by some of the sparse crowds at the Los Angeles Coliseum last year — but no longer […]
USC anxiously awaits Minnesota
The Trojans are geared to go against the Golden Gophers in their home season opener.
USC women’s soccer to benefit from endowment
The campaign will provide salary to Khosroshashin and aid soccer student-athletes.
Title IX limits options for expansion
USC’s decision to add women’s sand volleyball and lacrosse a product of strategy, legislation.
Ambiguity of football program might help
If you tried wrapping your head around USC’s football team this season, chances are you’d find yourself wanting to know more. Because of the ever-vigilant eye of the sports media and its constant barrage of prediction and analysis, it’s become a real challenge for a program of USC’s stature to sneak up on anyone. Still, […]
Ellison, USC not looking past Gophers
The coaching staff expects a different Minnesota squad than the one that was 3-9 last season.
Historic stadium in need of upgrades
Stadiums don’t get much more historic than the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. Host of two Olympic Games, two Super Bowls and the 1959 World Series, the Coliseum could make a strong claim to the title of America’s most storied sporting backdrop. It’s also true, however, that stadiums don’t get much more rundown than the Coliseum. […]
Farah and Johnson qualify for U.S. Open main draw
The Trojan standouts have helped lead USC to three straight NCAA championships.