No. 1 USC gears up for Liz Murphy Invitational
The Women of Troy will try to win their eight match in nine appearances this weekend.
Trojans must find success at Dedeaux
There is a long-held formula for success in Major League Baseball, which says that a good team should strive to win two-thirds of their home games and play .500 ball on the road. Over the course of a 162-game MLB season, a team doing just that will win about 95 games — highly respectable, and […]
Women of Troy host LMU, UCLA in doubleheader
USC moved up to No. 1 in the nation by beating Pepperdine and looks to remain top dog.
No. 8 Trojans prepare to wrap up regular season
USC will honor its seniors against the Eagles before traveling to face the Waves.
March Madness, NBA can’t compare
Maybe I just don’t get March Madness. Despite the fact that the Final Four matchups take place this weekend, the hype just doesn’t seem to interest me. The NCAA men’s basketball championships are a strange tournament, one where excitement seems to move in an inverse direction, contrary to the nature of typical elimination tournaments. Other […]
Q&A Gerald Washington now fighting on in the ring
The former USC football player is undefeated in 11 professional bouts at the heavyweight level.
Trojans breeze through another practice
Strong winds limited USC’s passing attack as the Trojans’ secondary made large strides.
Sarkisian winning over his players
When former USC head coach Ed Orgeron sent in his resignation to Athletic Director Pat Haden, Trojan fans must have been experiencing that “Here we go again” feeling. Two months earlier, following a 21-point loss to Arizona State, Haden chose to make a coaching change midseason. Two months later, after USC’s 21-point loss to UCLA, […]
‘DT’ columnists discuss paying college athletes
The debate over compensation for student-athletes could soon reach schools such as USC.
USC ready for rematch with Long Beach
The Dirtbags handed the Trojans their first loss of the season back in February.