Trojans host three teams at ITA Kick-Off Weekend
The fourth-ranked USC men’s tennis team opens its dual-match season Saturday.
Women of Troy travel to the Bay Area
USC women’s basketball will face a tough road stretch against two ranked opponents.
USC well-represented in Super Bowl
Several former Trojan players and coaches will head to New York for next Sunday’s contest
Baseball program needs to improve
A little less than a year ago, I wrote a feature piece examining the plight of private schools — USC specifically — in college baseball. That plight is this: an NCAA Division I baseball team is allotted 11.7 scholarships to allocate amongst 27 players. If divided equally, that’s a little less than half of a scholarship […]
Trojans rebound with key win over Long Beach State
Head coach Bill Ferguson’s fourth-ranked team has won four of its first five contests.
USC holds off California in thrilling upset
Freshman forward Nikola Jovanovic scores 23 points in USC’s first Pac-12 win of 2014.
Trojans play at Sherwood Collegiate Cup
USC’s men’s tennis team began the season with a strong showing at the Sherwood Collegiate Cup this past weekend in Thousand Oaks, Calif. Three of the eight Trojans at the weekend’s tournament — freshmen Connor Farren, Nick Crystal and Rob Bellamy — were competing in their first spring competitions at USC. Farren made an impressive […]
Two-sport star Eddy drafted to NWSL
Four-year starter becomes seventh USC soccer player to be drafted by a professional team.
Collegiate tennis is worth the watch
USC always has been, and always will be, one of the most respected athletic programs in the country. A large part of this perception has to do with the football team, of course, but what oftentimes fails to go acknowledged is the variety of spring sports where the Trojans are usually perennial contenders for an […]
Trojans look to rebound against Long Beach State
USC returns to the Galen Center after a tough loss to top-ranked Pepperdine.