Standout recruit Farmer said to favor USC
High school senior George Farmer is said to be leaning toward the Trojans.
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Besting UCLA no longer just for football
USC’s recent rise in rankings over UCLA should only inspire more progress — beginning with the university’s recruiting strategies.
Long term hopes not dashed by sanctions
Hey, Trojan fans — do you remember where you were when you found out that your favorite football team would be banned from the postseason for the next two years? It happened around mid-day on June 10. Midwesterners and West Coasters, you probably found out right around lunchtime on that Thursday from — well, you […]
Trojans sign strong six-member recruiting class
The two-time defending national champion USC men’s water polo team adds a skilled and experienced group of incoming freshmen.
Lost one, gained one?
Cleveland-area safety Latwan Anderson will visit USC this weekend.
Henderson reconsidering options
Offensive tackle Seantrel Henderson, the crown jewel of USC’s 2010 recruiting class is reopening his recruiting sweepstakes.
Sills’ recruitment a sign of the times
Less than a week ago, most people were praising Lane Kiffin’s recruiting tactics after, according to Rivals.com, he signed the No. 1 recruiting class in the nation. That praise may have been a bit premature. It was reported Thursday that the new USC football coach spoke to 13-year-old star quarterback David Sills, a seventh-grade student […]
Sills become first recruit from class of 2015
David Sills, 13, of Bear, Del. verbally commits to the Trojans.
USC recruits among nation’s strongest
Coach Lane Kiffin and the Trojans recruit high schoolers from around the country.
Confidence is behind Johnson’s success
There are a lot of things wrong with the world. A lot of things. The list is just about endless. The country of Haiti is in dire straits after a devastating earthquake. The American economy is stuck in a prolonged rough patch. Unimaginable suffering continues in countries like Burma and Sudan. But, at the risk […]