Young USC team prepares for challenge
There are only three holdovers from a Trojan squad that last defeated Notre Dame in 2009.
USC’s defense seeks more consistency
USC’s defense is allowing opposing quarterbacks to throw for more than 270 yards per contest.
USC places sixth in Stanford Intercollegiate
The USC women’s golf team rode a strong debut from freshman Doris Chen, who notched a score of 4-under 67 in her opening round to help lead the shorthanded Women of Troy to an eventual sixth place finish at the 2011 Stanford Intercollegiate in Palo Alto, Calif. Participating in its second tournament of the season, […]
Woods looks to reassert himself
Barkley and Woods had their worst statistical performances of the year against California.
Distance makes for a unique tradition
Rivalries make college football special. Coaches, players and fans alike circle one or two games on their calendar each year as “must-win” games — not because of rankings or standings, but out of a longstanding and passionate dislike for another school. For some, it would be OK if their team lost every other game if […]
USC hopes marketing push can put fans in seats
A recently launched Trojan Fever Loyalty Program rewards students for attending games.
Rivalry contains different flavor
For the first time in school history, USC is 5-1 while unranked in the AP top-25 poll.
Barrage of preseason injuries continues
Dewayne Dedmon, Curtis Washington are the latest to suffer from various ailments.
Prized lineman recruit decommits from USC
Arik Armstead, ESPNU 150’s top-ranked player in the West, will explore other options.
Victory not indicative of later success in 2011
Mid-October has become something of a bright spot for the Trojans in recent years. For the last three seasons, the early breaths of fall have ushered in an always crucial bye week and a matchup against California to round out the first half of USC’s football schedule. This has only become special because of what […]