Women of Troy open dual meet season
Despite sweeping Long Beach State last season, USC will face a much improved 49ers squad.
Kiffin brings longtime assistant to Trojan staff
James Cregg, who has worked with Lane Kiffin before, has been named assistant coach.
Big road trip ahead for Women of Troy
After capturing important victories at home, USC heads north to take on Washington.
Cougars’ Thompson: the one that got away
Seldom are there opportunities for do-overs in sports. But I would bet that USC wishes it had another chance to recruit Klay Thompson. Thompson now stars as a guard for Washington State, an off-the-map destination for what might be one of the Pac-10’s best players. The sweet-shooting sophomore has emerged as one of the country’s […]
Split squad no problem for USC
Trojans competed across the country over the weekend, with encouraging results.
Trojans host conference foe in front of home crowd
The USC men’s volleyball team takes on Long Beach State in their first chance to showcase their top ranking at the Galen Center.
Women of Troy split up in preparation for season
USC competes in two different events prior to the start of their upcoming dual meet season.
Two Trojan teams duel for doubles title
Senior Robert Farah and sophomore Steve Johnson take the doubles title at Sherwood.
USC takes third in Pac-10 with victory
Despite struggling to stay in an offensive groove, USC defeated UCLA on Sunday.
Power shift goes unnoticed in rivalry
It sounds like a mad lib. The upstart (adjective) USC men’s basketball team (typically inferior proper noun) walloped the miserable (depressing adjective) UCLA men’s basketball team (proper noun synonymous with Goliath) Saturday at Pauley Pavilion (above noun’s preferred location) by 21 (ridiculously large number) points. Except this isn’t a mad lib. This is real. Yet, […]