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Ueberroth to Discuss Outlook for Sports Business

Peter Ueberroth, honorary president of the United States Olympic Committee, will share his perspective on the business of sports - past, present, and future - on Nov. 12 at Town [read more]

In Memoriam: Leon Clarke, 76

Leon Clarke '55, an all-league end who led USC in receiving in 1954 and 1955 and was a member of the Trojans’ 1955 Rose Bowl team before playing in the [read more]

Roski Discusses NFL Stadium Plans

The National Football League will return to Los Angeles to play in a plush and innovative new stadium located in the City of Industry for the 2013 season, Majestic Realty [read more]

In Memoriam: Monte Clark, 72

Monte Clark, the co-captain of the 1958 USC football team who later played and coached in the National Football League, including serving as the head coach of the San Francisco [read more]

New Bio Gets Good Yardage From Carroll

Never idle on the sidelines, Pete Carroll lives by the deceptively simple mantra of “always compete.” That, not coincidentally, is the title of a new biography about the heralded USC [read more]

Ready to Make His Mark

Clay Matthews III has a tough act to follow. His father and uncle played in the National Football League. Clay Matthews Jr. was a Pro Bowl linebacker for the Cleveland [read more]

Carroll Taps Matt Barkley as Starter

Matt Barkley has been named USC’s starting quarterback, Coach Pete Carroll has announced. Set to make history as the first true freshman quarterback to start a USC opener, Barkley earned [read more]

Trojan Football Adds a New Dimension

Fans can watch the live ESPN telecast of the Sept. 12 USC football game at Ohio State in 3-D at USC’s Galen Center. Free tickets to the 5 p.m. Galen [read more]

Michael Segerblom Sails Into Hall of Fame

Michael Segerblom, head coach and program director of the USC varsity sailing team, was named a 2009 inductee into the Inter-Collegiate Sailing Association Hall of Fame and recognized with the [read more]

He’s in the Swing of Things

As Tom Glissmeyer ’09 teed up at the U.S. Open Championship in 2003, he had plenty to be nervous about. This was his first PGA Tour event and, at 16, [read more]

USC Places 4th in 2008-09 Directors’ Cup

USC finished in fourth place in the 2008-09 Learfield Sports Directors' Cup standings, the Trojans’ highest ranking since the national all-sports program began in 1993-94. USC’s previous best finish was [read more]

Coach Carroll Connects With Kids

USC Coach Pete Carroll has created www.CampPete.com, a Web site that allows him to interact with children across the country. By using the site, youngsters can customize their own football [read more]

Pete Carroll Inspires the Armed Forces

Sports and the military have always had a uniquely rewarding relationship, perhaps summarized best by legendary World War II Gen. Douglas MacArthur. “Upon the fields of friendly strife are sown [read more]

In Memoriam: Julius ‘Julie’ Bescos, 97

Julius “Julie” Bescos, one of USC’s earliest three-sport stars who also coached for the Trojans, died on May 23 in Long Beach. He was 97. A public memorial service will [read more]

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