Men, women to compete on both coasts
The No. 8 men’s and No. 25 women’s teams are competing in both the Florida Relays and the Cal State L.A. Invitational.
Others must step up after Farmer’s injury
George Farmer’s 2013-14 season is over before it even began. The junior wide receiver suffered a torn anterior cruciate ligament and a torn medial collateral ligament in practice Tuesday, according to the Los Angeles Times. Farmer, who was the top receiver prospect in the class of 2011, prepped with current Trojan star Marqise Lee and […]
USC focused on beating Arizona, Utah
The Trojans will face off against a pair of Pac-12 opponents this weekend.
Injuries continue to pile up at USC football practice
Sophomore wide receiver Agholor scores twice against a banged up secondary.
Women of Troy head north to face Ducks
After a mostly forgettable month of March, the USC women’s lacrosse team hopes to get back on the right track to start the month of April as they head up north to take on Oregon on Thursday, April 4 at 4:30 p.m. in the first live-broadcasted lacrosse game on the Pac-12 Network. The Women of […]
Women of Troy hit the road for two tough games
The No. 1 USC women’s water polo team plays two games in three days against ranked foes.
Trojans return home mired in slump
The USC men’s volleyball team plays its final two home matches of the 2013 season.
Haden swings for the fences with risky hire
To get his point across, USC Athletic Director Pat Haden felt the need to say it twice. “USC basketball should be relevant,” Haden said in his opening remarks Wednesday before he introduced new USC head basketball coach Andy Enfield. “USC basketball should be relevant.” Haden won’t find many who disagree with him. As he said […]
New coach Enfield’s dream comes true
Andy Enfield pledges to bring an exciting brand of basketball to Los Angeles.
The New Normal: LGBT Athletes Speak Out
The Daily Trojan takes a look at the environment for LGBT athletes at USC — where it is and where it is heading.