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By Michael Lev, staff writer, USC
Even though USC and the NCAA released precious little information about their meeting in Tempe, Ariz. — to the extent that “Less Than Zero” replaced “A Few Good Men” as the du jour movie analogy –  the three-day affair still provided much to digest. (And from the sound of things, it resulted in more than a few upset stomachs.)... more »

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By Gary Klein, The Fabulous Forum
Tempe, Ariz. -- Day 2 of USC's appearance before the NCAA infractions committee has begun. Running backs coach Todd McNair is still here, with his attorney, so the topic of the morning no doubt continues to be football and allegations...... more »

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By Ted Miller, ESPN.com - Pac-10 Blog
TEMPE, Ariz. -- USC's hearing in front of the NCAA infractions committee got started at 8:30 a.m. local time. Trojans running backs coach Todd McNair joined the meeting, so the focus still may be on football. I didn't see former Trojans basketball coach Tim Floyd but he is apparently going to be present at some point. Unless he changed his mind, former football coach... more »

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USC is in front of the NCAA Infractions Committee in Tempe, Ariz., today and the next two days, a reckoning four years in the making since of star running back Reggie Bush's lucrative farewell season hit the news in 2006. Fans were impatient about the NCAA's response in 2007. In four to six weeks, finally, we'll have our resolution... more »

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Former USC coach Pete Carroll is at today's NCAA hearing in Tempe. So far, former basketball coach Tim Floyd has not appeared. New coach Lane Kiffin is also in attendance. So is running backs coach Todd McNair, the subject of speculation that he might have some knowledge of Reggie Bush's relationship with would-be sports marketers.... 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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By Emily Nerland & Michelle Phalen, USC Trojans Football: USCFootball.com Headlines
<!----><!---->With a few players returning from injuries, running backs coach Todd McNair has "The Stable" at full capacity for fall camp. In this video feature on the Trojan backfield we hear from McNair as well as tailbacks Joe McKnight and Stafon Johnson and fullback D.J. Shoemate... more »

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Ben Weiss, TrojanWire

What’s up, Trojan Fans! Welcome to the first ever TrojanWire Running Game Diary. The 901 Bar and Grill was gracious enough to let me watch the game here, since the VS channel isn’t available with the university housing cable package ($50,000 a year and I can’t even watch all the away games???).

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Tailback Joe McKnight said he expects to play Saturday but the coaches are less certain and will wait until tomorrow's practice to make a decision. ``If he can do stuff tomorrow and Friday, it will be a bonus for us if he can play,'' offensive coordinator Steve Sarkisian said. ``We're hoping,'' running backs coach Todd McNair said. Stanley Havili... more »

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By ADAM MAYA, OCREGISTER.COM since 2006, USC
Poll: Which RB should get the most carries for USC? “I can’t talk today. I might say anything.” C.J. Gable and Joe McKnight were kidding. Sort of. Before I even approached the two running backs they were declining interview requests from an SID. With most everyone giving their two cents on USC’s running back rotation — Coach Pete Carroll... more »

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USC will not name a starting tailback. It will just depend on the script which back starts the on the first play. Of course, we expect Joe McKnight to be heavily involved whether or not he is on the field for the first play. After the first 15 plays, however, the plan is to play whoever has a hot... more »

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By Adam Rose, All Things Trojan
At Pete Carroll's weekly press conference, I asked about young offensive coordinator Steve Sarkisian [partial clip above]. Later on, I followed up with some of the questions that readers from this blog have had in comments and emails. Carroll made it clear that he's confident in his staff. In his assessment, the real issues have been injuries, inexperience, and... more »

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