Keary Colbert

Why are Broncos eyeing Colbert?

Posted by ESPN.com's Pat Yasinskas Very surprising that the first wide receiver the Broncos brought in for a visit was Keary Colbert. A former second-round pick, Colbert was nothing short of a complete bust in Carolina. Â After a decent rookie season, he struggled mightily. Colbert was given every chance to hold down a starting job opposite Steve Smith,... more »

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Trojans in the NFL: Week 16

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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Trojans in the NFL: Week 14

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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Trojans in The NFL: Week 9

By Adam Rose, All Things Trojan

Tailback U had a solid weekend in the NFL ... Reggie Bush (RB - New Orleans) broke 100 all-purpose yards once again, with 72 on the ground and 43 in the air. He scored a touchdown both ways to help the Saints beat Jacksonville 41-24 ... After the game, he told the press, "Don't eat the cheese. Parmesan cheese,... more »

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Trojans in the NFL: Week 8

By Adam Rose, All Things Trojan

After this weekend, the Trojans are wishing some of these guys were still on campus ... LenDale White (RB - Tennessee) set a career high with 133 yards on the ground and added an eight yard reception to power the Titans over Oakland 13-9. Reggie Bush (RB - New Orleans) may not have impressive rushing totals considering he's the... more »

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Trojans in the NFL: Week 5

By Adam Rose, All Things Trojan

Junior Seau (LB - New England) was acting like a kid again as he celebrated two interceptions against Cleveland. The 18-year veteran also made 6 tackles (one for a loss) and had 23 yards on the returns. Keary Colbert (WR - Carolina) led the Panthers in receiving in a victory over former teammate Reggie Bush. His four grabs for... more »

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Trojans in the NFL: Week 4

By Adam Rose, All Things Trojan

Justin Fargas (RB) was a surprise star for Oakland, picking up a career high 179 yards on 22 carrier with a long of 48. He replaced injured starter LaMont Jordan just before halftime. Matt Leinart (QB) started for Arizona, was replaced by Kurt Warner, then returned in the fourth to lead a touchdown drive that put the game out... more »

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Another Possession Receiver

Scott Wolf inside USC

USC coach Pete Carroll praised wide receiver Vidal Hazelton after watching game films. ``He was a pleasant surprise, he handled all things well, ran good routes and blocked well,'' Carroll said. ``He was a classic Z like Steve Smith or Keary Colbert.''... more »

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Inside the game: Vidal Hazelton

By Jonathan Kay, USC Trojans Football: USCFootball.com Headlines

Vidal Hazelton saw the ball sailing toward him in the end zone, and, "It looked like gold." Never mind that one of his hands was stuck on a defender's shoulder pad, "I just went up there and got it." Also inside: Read about why Pete Carroll said the performance reminded him of Keary Colbert and Steve... more »

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Exit Interview: Ryan Kalil

By Mark, TributeToTroy

LQ Singian, WeAreSC In this latest installment of our Exit Interview series, WeAreSC sits down with Ryan Kalil to discuss his Trojan career, his recent engagement, the prospects of his younger brother playing at USC and the role Keary Colbert has played in welcoming him to the Carolina Panthers. Click below to read more on this 2006 Trojan captain…... more »

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Will Ronald Johnson Be Better Than Steve Smith?

By AO, TrojanNYC

Mike Farrell of SportingNews.com believes so:Ronald Johnson, USC. Stunning how another USC guy makes this list (they had two in the running back category I did in late March). Johnson, in this scenario, is replacing the departed Steve Smith -- not Dwayne Jarrett. Smith was a superior talent for Southern Cal and will be a very good NFL player.... more »

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DJ named Pac-10 Offensive Player of the Week

Rory MacDonald, TrojanWire

From USCTrojans.com:

USC junior wide receiver Dwayne Jarrett was named the Pac-10 Offensive Player of the Week for his record-setting performance against Nebraska.
Jarrett caught a career high-equalling 11 passes for 136 yards in the 38-10 win over the Cornhuskers, with TDs of 12 and 5 yards to give him the USC career touchdown reception record of 31.

The 2005 unanimous All-American and Biletnikoff Award finalist has 16 receptons for 171 yards (10.7 avg) on the year. He currently is fifth nationally in receptions (8.0, first in Pac-10) and 24th in receiving yards 985.5, third in Pac-10). Already seventh on USC's career receptions chart with 162, he needs just 45 catches to equal leader Keary Colbert. His 31 career TD catches is just shy of the 26-year-old Pac-10 mark of 32 held by Stanford's Ken Margerum, 1977-80 (the NCAA record is 50 by Louisiana Tech's Troy Edwards, 1996-98). He has 10 100-yard receiving games in his career (including 1 in 2006 and 5 in 2005) and he has caught a pass in all 28 games in his career (with a TD reception in 18 of those contests).

Jarrett is the second Trojan to earn Pac-10 Player of the Week honors in 2006. Linebacker Keith Rivers won the league's defensive honors after the Arkansas opener.

Dwayne Jarrett Named Pac-10 Offensive Player Of The Week [USCTrojans.com]
Pac-10 Football Players of the Week Announced [Pac-10.org]

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