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My first memory of USC football isn’t very inspiring; it’s of former Kansas State standout Terrence Newman streaking down the sideline to score on a blocked point after touchdown attempt from USC kicker David Davis. USC ultimately lost that game 27-20, and I’ll never forget my dad, a diehard fan, lamenting the loss as typical […]
Early conference games are not ideal
By NICK BURTON
in Columns, Sports
It always used to go something like this: USC would play two or three nonconference games and then shift over to conference play, not facing an opponent outside of the Pac-10 for the rest of the season, save for Notre Dame. It had a sort of fluidity to it. Though those nonconference games counted in […]
Holmes anchors veteran o-line
Gemelos and Gilbreath drafted by WNBA teams
By NICK SELBE
in Basketball, Featured, Sports
The former USC stars were taken in the third round of Monday’s annual draft.
USC to host Washington State at home
By NICK BURTON
2 Comments/in Baseball, Sports
After taking two of three from No. 2 Oregon State, USC looks to close season on a high note.
Trojans aim to reinvent defense in 2011
Sanchez’s winning streak snapped against California
Unifying the Pac-10 a key sign of progress
By DAVE DULBERG
in Columns, Sports
It’s that time of year again: Small yet noticeable billboards adorn the L.A. Live plaza, promoting the Pac-10’s annual postseason basketball celebration, which kicks off this afternoon. The difference in this year’s tournament billboard, however, is that images of UCLA’s Tyler Honeycutt and Washington’s Isaiah Thomas are paired with a few unfamiliar characters. Along with […]
Pac-10 honors Simmons for defensive play
By DAVE DULBERG
in Basketball, Featured, Sports
Junior forward Nikola Vucevic was named to the All-Pac-10 first team on Monday as well.
USC ekes out win on the road
By SETH RUBINROIT
in Basketball, Featured, Sports
With victory at Washington, the Trojans end their season by winning five of last six games.