USC Dominates at SDSU Invitational
The Women of Troy have won three straight events for the first time since 2008.
Enfield was solid hire, but Hopkins is better
Like plenty of other college basketball fans who picked Georgetown to advance deep into the NCAA tournament, I quickly familiarized myself with Florida Gulf Coast University and its head coach, Andy Enfield. The FGCU Eagles disposed of the second-seeded Hoyas in surprisingly dominant fashion, then took down San Diego State (a team that beat USC […]
Trojans can’t keep up with Anteaters
USC gets a solid performance from the bullpen, but only puts up one run against UC Irvine.
Trojans continue physical practices as injuries pile up
Junior wide receiver George Farmer suffers a torn ACL, according to Inside USC.
Morozov, Collatz named USC’s top scholar-athletes
The pair was honored on Monday after record-setting performances.
Trojans’ secondary a growing concern
Someone is the hero and someone is the goat in spring practice. Someone enjoys success at another’s expense. And through three weeks of spring ball for USC, that message largely rings true. At present, the Trojans’ collection of receivers is playing the role of hero. The receiving corps shined during Saturday’s 52-play scrimmage at the […]
Road-weary Trojans return home to take on Anteaters
USC plays No. 27 UC Irvine at Dedeaux Field after eight consecutive away games.
Women of Troy fall behind early, fade late
USC’s women’s lacrosse team drops its third straight game in a 16-11 defeat to Denver.
USC continues to struggle in loss to BYU
The playoff chances for the USC men’s volleyball team were already slim before heading to Utah to face top-ranked BYU. Unfortunately, the team’s odds took another hit on Saturday, as the Trojan’s accuracy issues cost them once again in a one-sided defeat at the hands of the Cougars by a score of 25-14, 25-15, 26-24. […]
Women of Troy extend dominant streak
The USC women’s water polo team sweep a doubleheader against Bakersfield and Brown.