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Saturday May 19, the 1972 USC National Championship Team will be honored before the Trojans game against Arizona at Dedeaux Field. The ceremony will begin at 1:30 p.m. The game will follow at 2 p.m.as senior Andrew Triggs takes on the Wildcats starter Konor Wade.
Riding a wave of recruiting momentum, USC received a verbal commitment from four-star running back Justin Davis Thursday evening. The 6-foot-1, 205-pound Army All-American from Stockton (Calif.) chose the Trojans from a list of finalists that included Cal and Washington.
Omaha (Neb.) Central's Akoy Agau was the only big man to make Eric Bossi's list of fast risers following the spring grassroots circuit. Check out Bossi's entire list.
It was a huge week for the future of USC football. USCFootball.com Senior Analyst Gerard Martinez breaks down the Trojans latest commitments in Stockton (Calif.) four-star running back Justin Davis and Joliet (Ill.) four-star running back Ty Isaac.
After USC received pledges from two of the top running backs in the country this week, we analyze the aftermath on the recruiting front in the War Room, including who could be next up for the Trojans.
Stockton (Calif.) junior running back Justin Davis is ready to come out swinging for USC in 2013. As the Trojans look for a one-two punch of running backs in the 2013 class, Davis's commitment to USC Thursday is an uppercut for the recruiting rankings. Having unofficially visit Washington, Cal, UCLA, the 6-foot-1, 200-pound Army All-American did what he has been preparing to do since end of March.
USC picked up commit No. 7 on Thursday with Stockton (Calif.) junior four-star running back Justin Davis. Davis is the second four-star running back and Rivals100 player to commit to the Trojans this week, following Ty Isaac's pledge to attend USC on Tuesday.
Uaea Masina has gotten out this spring at numerous 7on7 tournament and made a name for himself and the Salt Lake City (Utah) Brighton outside linebacker now has his first offer from Utah.
USC's already stellar 2013 recruiting class received a huge addition on Tuesday as Ty Isaac, a highly-sought 6-foot-3, 215-pound running back from Joliet (Ill.) Catholic High School, gave a verbal commitment to the Trojans, choosing them over Michigan and Notre Dame, among others. Isaac, currently a four-star recruit, is ranked by Rivals as the second best running back in the country and the eighteenth best player overall.
John Ross wants to take some unofficial visits this off-season and some official trips during his senior year before making his commitment but the Long Beach (Calif.) Jordan is taking things one step at a time.
Brandon Cox is excited because he's hearing from many new programs and the Pasadena, Calif., dual-threat quarterback doesn't plan to make his decision anytime soon.
Concluding our two-part Lane Kiffin take this week, we look at the way a "recruiting" head coach has to do it -- and listen to Kiffin on the way college coaching is headed, and how USC is getting there.
Thursday evening from his home in Stockton (Calif.) four-star running back Justin Davis will make one college football fan base very happy. No lights, no camera, no media hype. Davis, who rushed for 2,380 yards and 36 touchdowns last year, is ready to announce his college commitment.
Scott Pagano will continue to consider all the programs that have offered him but the Honolulu (Hawaii) Moanalua defensive tackle said LSU, Baylor, Clemson and Nebraska have emerged as four frontrunners.
Joe Mathis added an offer from Miami on Wednesday and it's another exciting one for the four-star defensive end from Upland, Calif., to consider.
Los Angeles (Calif.) Salesian athlete Marquis Ware shows off his skills at a recent spring practice. Ware is catching passes as the team goes through offensive drills.
A lot of programs continue to pursue Sean Dowling even though the offensive tackle from Fallbrook, Calif., committed to UCLA last month.
Must see tape Justin Davis #22 This kid has speed
LOS ANGELES - The USC baseball team lost its ninth consecutive game in an 11-1 loss to No. 14 Arizona Friday night at Dedeaux Field. The Trojans fall to 22-26 (7-18 Pac-12) on the season while the Wildcats improve to 35-15 (17-8 Pac-12).
While in hot pursuit of a fourth straight NCAA Team Championship with his Trojan teammates, USC senior Daniel Nguyen has also picked up accolades for his strength in the classroom this week. Nguyen has been selected to the CoSIDA Capital One Academic All-District men's at-large team as one of the top tennis talents in the nation while also carrying a 3.43 GPA as a communication major at USC.
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