USC prepares for conference tournament
The Women of Troy look to boost their résumé, hoping to receive an NCAA tournament bid.
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Reliance on scouts caused by new bylaw
In an unsettling era — when arbitrary decisions are often rendered by college athletics’ governing body, unintended consequences tend to emerge. In 2006, the NCAA implemented a new bylaw originally enacted to allow it to exercise greater control over college football recruiting. Specifically, bylaw 13.1.8.9.4 prevents Football Bowl Subdivision coaches from attending any independent football […]
Women of Troy prepare for final homestand of year
After two losses on the road in Arizona, USC looks to get back on the right track at home.
Trojans earning their right to dance
Men's basketball is showing some promise this season.
USC swimming and diving posts strong showing at Pac-10s
Women of Troy finish third overall during the weekend’s conference championships.
NCAA’s activism evident in Kiffin case
In mid-June, USC coach Lane Kiffin will travel to Indianapolis to meet with the NCAA’s Committee on Infractions, faced with charges of a “failure to monitor,” as well a “failure to promote an atmosphere for compliance.” The infamous white visor will be left in Los Angeles. The SoCal cool sunglasses will remain tucked away in […]
Kiffin, Tennessee to receive Notice of Allegations
USC coach Lane Kiffin will receive a Notice of Allegations from the NCAA on Wednesday.
Trojans trounce Stanford in straight sets
After falling for just the first time all season last week, USC responds with convincing win.
USC releases ‘Agents and Athletes’ policy
New regulations stemming from suspension of Dillon Baxter intended to curb student agents.
NCAA president pushes for better understanding of NCAA processes
Mark Emmert is stressing a need for transparency to help the media gain a better understanding of NCAA rules, including the unacceptable idea of pay-for-play.