Trojans head north hoping to end skid
The USC baseball team continues to struggle with runners in scoring position.
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Trojans score late-inning run, defeat LMU Lions 2-1
USC improves to 2-2 on the season after a dramatic victory over Loyola Marymount.
Trojans ready for season opener without Cruz
USC begins the 2013 season against No. 23 Cal State Fullerton on Friday without former head coach Frank Cruz.
Trojans fall to UCSB in extra innings
Up by three runs in the ninth, the Trojans surrender the lead and lose at home in 12 innings.
Bats come alive as Trojans handle the Roadrunners
After getting swept over the weekend, USC gets 13 hits against Cal State Bakersfield.
Trojans fall to Sun Devils in weekend series
All season, throughout the ups and downs, USC baseball coach Frank Cruz has said that his players are fighters. And after looking lifeless in a three game sweep at the hands of No. 21 Arizona State over the weekend, Cruz stood by his claim. “We’ll be fine,” said Cruz following the Sunday finale. “We’ll bounce […]
Trojans drop first contest of the year in Malibu
Pepperdine scores four runs in the third inning while the Trojans cannot capitalize on their nine hits in the game.
Trojans win fourth straight to open season
Behind 5 2/3 solid innings from senior pitcher Brandon Garcia, USC wins its first road test.
Trojans to open 2012 season at home
Looking for its first postseason berth since 2005, USC begins its season against Jacksonville.
Trojans to play the role of the underdog
From entrance signs honoring the likes of Fred Lynn, Mark McGwire and Randy Johnson to the 12 national championship banners hanging so proudly as you step just a few feet inside the stadium to the Prior Plaza wall — which has 184 hanging plaques to commemorate every All-American and every major leaguer who has ever […]