Category: Sport
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USC forward Alex Stepheson said he did not think the Trojans will coast in games now that they no longer can play in the postseason. “Every game I’m out to win,” he said. “I think we’re all still motivated.”
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There is speculation in Chicago that Jeremy Bates is a candidate for an assistant coaching position with the Bears.
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At the end of September, it wasn’t certain that USC running back Stafon Johnson would even live through a marathon surgery to repair "crushing injuries" to his throat after a bar holding 275 pounds fell on his neck during a routine bench press. In November, reporters were pleasantly surprised when Johnson whispered a few words…
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USC slaps itself with sanctions, but the real question is whether it influences what happens with the football investigation? “It will be interesting to see if the NCAA ratifies what USC did with the basketball program,” attorney Anthony Salerno said. “That will show if USC has some control over its football fate and possible sanctions.…
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The Jets and Bengals will meet again in the first round of the A.F.C. playoffs on Saturday afternoon in Cincinnati.
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<!–start image–><!– end image–>SAN ANTONIO – Hillside (Ill.) five-star wide out Kyle Prater has answered the same question the same way a dozens of times over the past three months. Despite rumors, and conjecture to the contrary, the nation’s No. 1 receiver remains set to enroll at USC next week. Here’s his exclusive video intervie
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Stafon Johnson has accepted an invitation to play in the Senior Bowl on Jan. 30 in Mobile, Ala.
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You'll often hear coaches and administrators talk about the benefits of playing in a bowl game, but lost in that sea of chatter are the reporters who do the heavy lifting while covering a team. Scott Wolf, the USC beat writer for the Los Angeles Daily News, shows there is fun to be had for…
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USC junior defensive end Everson Griffen said after the Emerald Bowl that he will enter the next NFL draft.
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<!—-><!—->In part one of our “What If…” analysis on in-state recruiting, we contrasted two different approaches to evaluating and pursuing high school prospects. In part two of our featured analysis, we dive into the hypothetical realm of recruiting. What if USC were to focus completely on signing prospects from the state of California?
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