Junior Seau

By Rick Chandler, SPORTSbyBROOKS
When Junior Seau said he retired to spend more time with his kids, of course he really meant cavorting with rodeo clowns and an enraged bull. Who wouldn’t do that if they were thinking of making a possible NFL comeback later this season? I guess one’s resume is never complete without “Guest Rodeo Clown” somewhere in there. OK. But... more »

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Devon Pollard, TrojanWire

It's only flag football but Junior Seau still scares Entourage star Jeremy Piven. That's not much of a surprise, being that Seau managed 58 tackles, 3.5 sacks, 4 passes defended and 3 interceptions when playing for the Patriots in 2007. Oh yeah, and that was when he was 38 years old! It was celebrities and pro-football players together on the field for the Madden 10 flag football game in Malibu, California. Even Seau got in on the festivities, poking fun at Heisman winner and fellow USC alumnus Marcus Allen.

Follow the jump to see LAist video interview with Seau, Piven as well as 7x pro-bowl funny-man Marshall Faulk.

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By ARTIE CASAS, OCREGISTER.COM, USC
When the hall of fame comes knocking you answer the door. The Trojans will induct 22 luminaries into the ninth class of USC’s Athletic Hall of Fame on May 9, 2009, at the Galen Center. The 2009 inductees are: John Abdun-Nur Rink Babka Pete Beathard Julie Bescos Rex Cawley Al Centofante Al Cowlings Bob Falkenburg Sherman Finger TimHovland Lennox... more »

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By Adam Rose, All Things Trojan
Junior Seau has over 1,500 career tackles in the NFL. With 18 career interceptions, he's probably been on the receiving end of a few hits, too. But for the first time, he was tackled by a fan. On the sideline. Seau never expected to play this year, but came out of retirement because the New England Patriots lost a... more »

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Devon Pollard, TrojanWire

A past ESPN article estimated that "a Samoan boy is 40 times more likely to reach the NFL than a boy growing up in the United States." And there's good reason why. USC knows firsthand the physicality, size and strength of their Polynesian Trojan players. With the nation's top trainers and one of the largest national platforms, USC has helped its Poly-players (both native and ancestral) excel in the next level. Just take a look at Junior Seau or Lofa Tatupu or Troy Polamalu and the soon to be NFLers Rey Maualuga and Fili Moala...just to name a few.

Now there's a new name on that list. USC's 11th addition to its already stellar '09 class is Tongan native Hebron Fangupo. A JC transfer out of Mt. San Antonio College, the 6-2, 330-pound defensive tackle has the raw size, speed and talent to become the next Polynesian super star. As reported on Scout, Fangupo had this to say of his new-found home:

"I like the tempo. I just like the coaching environment. I like coaches that get a little crazy because I like to get crazy....As a Polynesian, we have a scream that we do before we go into battle, and he (Coach Watson) just kept doing it. I liked that because he has been around a few Polynesians and knows how we work."

By the time you hear that war cry...it will already be too late.

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By Mark, TributeToTroy
USCTrojans.com Four former Trojans—linebacker Junior Seau and quarterback Matt Cassel of the New England Patriots and wide receiver Steve Smith and defensive tackle Manuel Wright of the New York Giants—have made it to Super Bowl XLII on Sunday, Feb. 3, in Glendale, Ariz… continue... more »

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By Adam Rose, All Things Trojan
No matter what happens in two weeks, the Trojan Family will add some Super Bowl rings to the collection. Here's how USC alums fared in this weekend's NFL conference championships: Steve Smith (WR - New York Giants) made two caches, of 14 and 11 yards, in a 23-20 OT victory in Green Bay. Junior Seau (LB - New England)... more »

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Rory MacDonald, TrojanWire

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Congrats to Junior Seau and the Patriots as they try to do in the NFL, what USC should be doing in the college ranks.

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By Adam Rose, All Things Trojan
A number of USC fan favorites, including Reggie Bush, Justin Fargas, and Keary Colbert, sat out this week with injuries. LenDale White (RB - Tennessee) became the Trojan's second 1,000-yard rusher this season thanks to a 23 carry, 103 yard performance. He's up to 1063 on the season. The Titans beat the Jets 10-6. Carson Palmer (QB - Cincinnati)... more »

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By Adam Rose, All Things Trojan
Justin Fargas (RB - Oakland) ran the rock 26 times for 89 yards and a score along with a seven yard reception. He now has 1,009 yard on the ground this season, marking a major milestone for the Encino native. Unfortunately, he left in the 4th quarter with a sprained right MCL. The Raiders fell 21-14 to Indianapolis. Carson... more »

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By Adam Rose, All Things Trojan
LenDale White (RB - Tennessee) carried the ball 30 times for 113 yards and a touchdown. He also added two receptions for another 24 yards. Tennessee fell to San Diego in overtime after the Chargers rallied from 14 points down. White's performance on the ground gives him 867 yards this season with three games to go. Justin Fargas (RB... more »

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Defensive tackle Sedrick Ellis was named the 2007 Pac-10 Defensive Player of the Year and 7 other Trojans were named to the All-Pac-10 first team. USC's 8 first team selections were the most of any school. In all, 18 Trojans made the All-Pac-10 first team, second team or honorable mention. Ellis is USC's fifth Pac-10 Defensive Player of the... more »

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