Category: Sport
-
Miami will play home football games at Dolphin Stadium starting in 2008, leaving the historic but decaying Orange Bowl after …
-
Marlin Smith, GoVandals.net From the Pacific Northwest to the National Stage, the Idaho Vandals came to play during the roaring ’20s. In 1922 Idaho became a member of the Pacific Coast Conference (the predecessor to today’s PAC-10) and began a seven-game series with mighty USC. Writer/historian Marlin Smith rolls the clocks back in this multi-part…
-
Check out where 58 TD passes last season got Hawaii QB Colt Brennan on Richard Cirminiello’s list of Heisman contenders.
-
Watch your couches, Morgantown. The 2008 Princeton Review report ranks West Virginia as the top party school in the nation. It’s the first time that the Mountaineers have held the #1 since 1997. 1. West Virginia University 2. University of Mississippi 3. University of Texas, Austin 4. University of Florida 5. University of Georgia 6.…
-
Someone else considered leaving the program, http://www.dailynews.com/sports/ci_6675297
-
Some more details on Jamere Holland’s departure. http://www.dailynews.com/sports/ci_6675219
-
Where does Jamere Holland want to transfer to? Answer after the jump.
-
The No. 1-ranked USC football team will hold a free public scrimmage in the Coliseum this Wednesday…Click here for full story or visit http://www.usctrojans.com for more.
-
-Sam Keller will start at quarterback for Nebraska in the season opener against Nevada on September 1. Keller, who transferred from Arizona State last…
-
With Emmanuel Moody transferring and Jamere Holland leaving, USC coach Pete Carroll is convinced outsiders are trying to convince some players to leave the program. “Those guys got their information from somewhere,” Carroll said. “Somebody’s talking to them. I have some ideas.”
-
After peering into his crystal ball, Pat Forde conjured up five predictions for the 2007 Pac-10 season.
-
Ben Malcolmson, USCRipsIt.com It all began in the year 2000. Out of coaching, for the first time in 26 years. It was an unusual time for Pete Carroll. No more reading offenses. Now it was reading books. Scanning a hardback, not opponents’ strategies, became a favorite hobby for the man who had held two NFL…
TrojanWire 