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Little controversies are adding up for Lane Kiffin.

Amid USC's dominating Week 1 win, an investigation involving former player Joe McKnight pins a cloud over the Trojans.

In this week's That's What She Said, Sarah Spain takes a tough look at college football and explains why she isn't a fan, then offers some friends a few lines to convince her.

As Brett Forrest writes in ESPN The Magazine, nobody goes deep better than Robert Woods, Marqise Lee and their QB Matt Barkley, who opted to stick around for his senior season and USC's entry back into the BCS pool.

Two years ago, the NCAA dropped what many thought was the kill shot to USC's program. But the Trojans haven't only survived thus far, but they have thrived in the aftermath.

Several scandals rocked college football in the past year. If history is any guide, there are no shortcuts to fix things, whether a school's misdeeds are NCAA-related or otherwise.

USC might be on the West Coast, but its style has held up well, both in the trenches and on the scoreboard, against the SEC.

Running back Dillon Baxter will not be a part of the USC football program going forward, coach Lane Kiffin said Sunday.

USC athletic director Pat Haden addresses the allegations of scandal at the University of Miami, saying it's "disconcerting" news as the Trojans try to move on from the fallout of NCAA sanctions on its own football program.

The news is bad out of USC. But take heart, Men of Troy: You are not alone. Soon enough, the spotlight will move on to the next school's scandal.

The BCS football may be returned, but the Trojans know who won in 2004.

USC president Max Nikias, AD Pat Haden and four university reps talked with the infractions appeals committee Saturday in hopes of reducing sanctions imposed against the Trojans' storied football program. A decision is expected in four to eight weeks.

USC officials will argue their case on Saturday in front of an NCAA infractions committee to have Trojans' previous penalties reduced.

One year after Carroll's departure, how does USC remember him now?

Trojans look toward future, NCAA appeal after season in limbo.

The Dash runs through the 2010 epidemic of scandal, strife and tragedy, some good storylines, Broncos versus Frogs and more.