Keidane McAlpine guides USC women’s soccer with positivity
The program has enjoyed immense success since McAlpine took over in 2014.
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Screen & Roll: ‘The Fab Five’ values a lasting impact over wins and losses
Two columnists break down what makes the ESPN 30 for 30 film so iconic.
Talkin’ Troy S5E2: Turning of the Tide: 50 Years Later
Fifty years after the 1970 ‘Turning of the Tide’ game in Alabama between the integrated Trojans and the all-white Crimson Tide, associate managing editor Nathan Ackerman, sports editor Taylor Mills and sports writer Lachelle Smith speak to Sam Cunningham and John Papadakis, USC alumni who took part in that historic 1970 Trojan victory. They talk […]
The Boiling Point: “Student-athlete” isn’t a real term, it’s a cover-up
The NCAA coined the term as a legal defense, not as a resume builder for young athletes.
Athletes in Arms: Labor protection laws are needed for college athletes
The NCAA and universities continually profit off the work that student-athletes put in. However, a new day is coming for college athletes as they will get the compensation they deserve.
Press Play to Start: Esports must play a bigger role in pushing for racial equality
The esports world has an inclusion issue that needs to be addressed.
Q&A with Trojans wide receivers coach Keary Colbert
The USC alumnus talks his career, the Trojans’ receiving corps and the postponement.
USC tennis alumni battle top pros at U.S. Open
Although it seemed unlikely when the coronavirus pandemic first began, the tennis U.S. Open is underway in New York this week, opening Monday and running through Sept. 13. In both the men and women’s brackets, former USC players are hitting the courts to play against some of the strongest competition in the world. In the […]
Athletes in Arms: Individuals should not be blamed for the mistakes of leaders
The MLB has struggled to appeal to younger fans in recent years. When the league made an effort to revitalize a young spirit, it may have forgotten about its players.
Running the Break: Lakers shooting woes spell trouble against sharpshooting Rockets
After breezing past Portland in the first round, success won’t come easily for the Lakers if they can’t find their shooting stroke.