The Trojans closed out their tournament opener on an amazing 21-4 run.

Timmy Robinson scored the game-winning run on a home-plate collision.

The long reliever went 3 2/3 innings and struck out a career-high seven batters.

With no sports on TV, we present some anologies for cinephobes to enjoy.

In this episode, USC cornerback Adoree' Jackson joins our hosts to break down USC's signees in National Signing Day 2015. 

The Annenberg Media Center presents the first episode of Sports SCene, a show dedicated completely to USC sports. 

Hold your Trojan horses! "Way too early" predictions are setting USC up for failure.

The defunct LA Sports Arena is a possible landing spot for the city's newest franchise.

V. Stiviano's attempt to stall the Clippers' former co-owner's lawsuit has failed.

The Trojans lost 38-34 on an improbable hail mary, one of two last-minute touchdowns.

Kings of Kauffman's David Hill previews tonight's playoff against Oakland.

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USC surrendered 424 rushing yards to Tyler Murphy and the Eagles' running backs. 

The Trojan cornerback was attempting to save his seven-year old nephew for drowning.

Washington head coach Steven Sarkisian is in; Ed Orgeron is out.

Fans should temper their unbridled support, but the case for Coach O to stay is strong.

The Trojans don't even have to win out to smell the roses.

Boston and St. Louis's rosters are each 68% white, above the league average.

Cody Kessler threw for 297 yards and 2 TDs while Silas Redd iced the victory.

Orgeron has been the head coach at Ole Miss and previously coached under Pete Carroll.