Tyler gearing up for return against Utah
The senior tailback was reinstated Tuesday after being suspended for Saturday’s season opener.
Trojans open season with thrashing of Fresno Pacific
The No. 1 USC men’s water polo team has a long-term goal: to win a fourth consecutive NCAA championship title this season. It took its first step toward that goal Sunday, defeating Fresno Pacific 26-4 as part of the UC Irvine Invitational in Irvine, Calif. The Trojans (1-0) faced the Sunbirds in their first regular […]
Trojans go with Morgan as starter at tailback
Through fall camp, the tailback competition was so close that USC coach Lane Kiffin refused to disclose the starter prior to the team’s season opener against Minnesota. On USC’s first offensive possession, the starting tailback was wearing uniform number No. 30, even though the Trojans did not have an offensive player with that jersey on […]
USC avoids scare at home against Minnesota
No. 25 USC has yet to officially launch a Heisman Trophy campaign for Robert Woods, but it might want to start now. During the Trojans’ season opener against Minnesota, the sophomore wide receiver broke the school’s single-game mark for receptions with 17, leading the Trojans to a 19-17 win Saturday over the unranked Golden Gophers. […]
Trojan secondary coach resigns in wake of reports
Willie Garza resigns two days before USC’s season at home opener against Minnesota.
Women of Troy enter last leg of road trip
USC faces No. 17 Illinois in a rematch of last year’s first round NCAA tournament.
Trojans partake in final practice before Minnesota
Freshmen are eager to play in Saturday’s season opener at home against Minnesota.
USC to begin five-game road swing
The Women of Troy will square off against a familiar face in former coach Todd Dagenais.
No. 1 USC aims for fourth consecutive NCAA title
The Trojans return every starter from a year ago as they make a run at history.
Time for Trojans to rise to the occasion
Don’t be fooled by the sanction-imposed façade hovering over the USC football season because there is still plenty at stake in 2011. Sure, a bowl ban can diminish BCS title hopes or attendance numbers — as was evident by some of the sparse crowds at the Los Angeles Coliseum last year — but no longer […]