Swimming and diving team has all the pieces
With a top recruiting class coming in, USC expects to be competitive in all phases.
Oregon controls the Pac-10 realm
The strangest part about Saturday’s loss to Oregon wasn’t how it transpired. It was how it felt afterward. It didn’t feel like just a loss. It felt like a revolution. Past losses have felt like exactly what they were: unexpected defeats. The loss at Washington six weeks ago was a hiccup, a setback the Trojans […]
Tennis duo takes on the great indoors
Farah and Johnson look to take home the indoor title that eluded them last season.
Men’s club soccer team keeps on raising the bar
The Trojans have struggled since moving into the premier division, but the club still has its eye on the National Soccer Championships.
Former USC star keeps pro dreams alive
David Bluthenthal, who played on USC’s Elite Eight team, now plays basketball in Israel.
Barkley is ready to move on
The true freshman says the team is ready to get past the Oregon loss, as hard as it is.
The injuries just keep adding up for Trojans
Sports are very unpredictable. Just ask a Vegas bookie about USC’s home loss to Stanford in 2007. Or about the likelihood of Notre Dame’s fourth quarter near-comeback against the Trojans three weeks ago. Or even about the chance that a home underdog would beat the then-No. 5 team in the nation by 27 points. But […]
Trojans looking to move on after loss
After its worst loss in more than a decade, injury-plagued USC plans on finishing strong.
A break-up letter from the Pac-10 to USC
It’s not you, it’s me. All right, that’s not true — it is you. But breaking up is hard to do, and I’m new at this. We’ve been inseparable for what seems like forever. Whenever somebody mentioned “Pac-10,” they couldn’t help but bring up “USC.” As a perennial champion, you gave meaning to me as […]
USC in fourth after day one of Turtle Bay invite
Still without Jennifer Song, the USC women’s golf team is hanging around in Hawaii.