Category: Sport
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Taj Gibson said he gave consideration to declaring for the NBA draft but had a long talk with coach Tim Floyd and decided it was best for him to return to USC. “I could have went for the draft and the money but I want to make sure I’m a complete player and that I’ll…
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Gabe Pruitt said there is no reason for him not to test the waters and declare for the NBA draft, leaving the possibility to return to USC by not hiring an agent, but that he still wants to think it over and talk with his family more before making that announcement. That he is putting…
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Nick Young announced his decision to declare for the NBA draft in a press conference at Heritage Hall. He had his parents Mae and Charles by his side, and said the opportunity to provide for his family was his main reason for leaving USC. He said he would hire an agent, which would make his…
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Filed under: USC Football, NCAA FB Coaching, NFL Prospects The FanHouse: Considering making the leap to the NFL before you’ve finished your senior season? Worried you might become the next Mike Williams, or potentially leave big pro bucks on the table, as some suggest Matt Leinart did? Well the University of Southern… Read more
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Taken from San Diego Union Tribune: The former landlord for Reggie Bush’s parents in Spring Valley has reached an undisclosed settlement agreement with the Bush family for alleged unpaid rent and other losses in a case still under investigation by the NCAA. Michael Michaels alleged last year that Bush’s parents lived rent-free in his house…
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Highly touted linebacker Brendan Beal of Roxbury, N.J., is currently hanging out with USC linebacker Brian Cushing, also a New Jersey native. He attending practice with his father. Beal is considered a top target for the Trojans, Florida and Ohio State.
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USC coach Pete Carroll said Chauncey Washington would be the No. 1 tailback if there were a game tomorrow. C.J. Gable would be a co-No. 1 if he were healthy. Drew Radovich won the right tackle position while the center spot will remain up for grabs until training camp.
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Last season, the NCAA wanted to speed up football games. Next season, it wants more plays. On Thursday, the rules oversight panel approved two major timing changes that would revert the rules to what they were in 2005 – stopping the clock on possession changes and not starting it on kickoffs until the receiving team…
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