Drew McAllister

By Ben Malcolmson, USC Trojans
Here are some notes and analyses from our preliminary two-deep depth chart posted on Tuesday, again keeping in mind that it's still January and the season is still more than seven months away):Officially, if the depth chart remains as is, USC will have 11 returning starters in 2010, plus four other starters who have previous starting experience. The offensive... more »

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By Ben Malcolmson, USC Trojans
Here are several injury updates for Saturday's game following team doctor visits tonight:

DE Armond Armstead (wrist): Probable
WR David Ausberry (calf): Out
RB Allen Bradford (knee): Probable
LB Chris Galippo (neck): Probable
DE Everson Griffen (toe): Probable
FB Stanley Havili (shoulder): Probable
LB Jarvis Jones (neck): Questionable
S Drew McAllister (hip): Out
TE Anthony McCoy (ankle): Questionable
RB Joe McKnight (ankle): Probable
DE Nick Perry (knee): Questionable
LB Malcolm Smith... more »

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By Ben Malcolmson, USC Trojans
Thoughts from Wednesday's practice, through the eyes of USCRipsIt...- In one of the most one-sided practices in recent history, the USC offense dominated from start to finish and in almost all phases, winning the final team period, 10-1, and pitching a shutout on Turnover Wednesday for the all-around practice victory. Besides not giving up the football all day, the... more »

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Andrew Orr, TrojanWire

Sloppy win, but it's a win nonetheless.


The offense got off to a strong start, but they were inconsistent and fumbled more than they should have, but on the bright side, coaches opened up the playbook and allowed Matt Barkley to complete some deep passes. However this offense, and the receiving game in particular, needs to play better. Trojan fans eagerly await the return of the fastest receiver, Ronald Johnson, who suffered a shoulder injury in the scrimmage game in August.



This defense is impressive. They almost held the Cougars to a shutout if it were not for Aaron Corp's fumble late in the game. Defensive back Marshall Jones and defensive tackle Hebron Fangupo each suffered season ending injuries in this game. Injuries are part of the game, and this is why it never hurts to have depth like USC does. Pete Carroll and coaching staff "stockpile" talent, and given the current waves of injuries, this is when the depth is tested.

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Posted by ESPN.com's Ted Miller USC Trojans 2008 overall record: 12-1 2008 conference record: 8-1 Returning starters Offense 9, defense 3, kicker/punter 0 Top returners WR Damian Williams, C Kristofer O'Dowd, OT Charles Brown, OG Jeff Byers, TB Stafon Johnson, TB Joe McKnight, FS Taylor Mays, CB Josh Pinkard, DE Everson Griffen. Key losses QB Mark Sanchez, LB Rey... more »

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Safety Drew McAllister said he will miss the rest of spring practice with a pulled hamstring. McAllister injured it during special teams work in practice last week.... more »

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A mixed day for Matt Barkley, who had two passes intercepted by Drew McAllister. Mitch Mustain threw an interception at the end of practice. Both quarterbacks also had some good moments. Right now, Barkley looks a lot like he did at Mater Dei. He makes some very impressive throws and also throws some interceptions.[EP ``He made a statement to... more »

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Ben Weiss, TrojanWire

With the great matchup in the SEC Championships today, it’s almost a shame that I’ll be stuck watching this presumably meaningless rivalry game. I know, I’m assuming that USC will blow out that team in the girly baby blue uniforms, but c’mon. Lets be real.

And that’s why I’ll be switching back and forth between CBS and ABC for the next three hours.

That’s right. The first ever two-game running game diary.

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One freshman who says he is not redshirting is free safety Drew McAllister, who had 12 tackles and an interception in the final two scrimmages. McAllister is currently on kickoff team and will probably be used on several special teams this season.... more »

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By Adam Rose, All Things Trojan
A number of USC's marquee players played little in Thursday's mock game at the Coliseum. Most importantly for the Trojans, nobody was hurt and everything seemed to go smoothly. Despite some setbacks earlier this month, Coach Pete Carroll said, "I don't think we've ever been this healthy at this time of year." The headline injury in training camp was... more »

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Aaron Corp throws 12-yard pass to Stanley Havili and then Allen Bradford gains 8 yards in two carries. Corp finds Anthony McCoy on third down but the play gains 0 yards. Garrett Green back and he finds Brice Butler for 8 yards between a couple short runs. An incomplete pass and then a 7-yarder to D.J. Shoemate before the... more »

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Posted by ESPN.com's Ted Miller   AP Photo/Kevork Djansezian Pete Carroll and the Trojans have their sights set on a Pac-10 title. LOS ANGELES -- Sat down with USC coach Pete Carroll on Sunday night. He ate ice cream and answered questions. What's your feeling on this scenario: Let's say Mitch Mustain starts at quarterback against Virginia and has a lights... more »

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