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Safety prospect Max Redfield has plenty of athletic examples in his family from watch to follow to success.

Story | Conversation | May 30, 2012

Sixteen USC players took a life-changing trip to Haiti to help impoverished natives in that country. In the process, they learned something new about themselves.

With USC almost set to take control of the Coliseum, Greg Katz has a few suggestions on how to add some Trojans pizazz to the legendary landmark.

Story | Conversation | January 19, 2012

The Wall Street Journal wonders if it's time to induct coach Chip Kelly and his Oregon Ducks into the "Hall of Geniuses." In a potentially related item: Thousands of heads spontaneously exploded throughout Seattle and Corvallis. The gist of the...

Bruce Feldman explains his early preseason top 10 rankings, which feature the Oklahoma Sooners at the top and some surprises rounding out the list.

Blog | Conversation | April 13, 2011

These athletes starred in L.A., even when some of their teams didn't.

Hindsight is 2010: Writers discuss their most memorable stories.

USC is in talks with California officials to buy the property where the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum and the Los Angeles Sports Arena are situated.

After proving he's a top QB threat against Kansas State, Nebraska's Taylor Martinez is a top-five candidate for the Heisman. Plus how the national-title picture looks as of this week, trouble for Dennis Erickson and what Texas can learn from UCLA.

Blog | Conversation | October 08, 2010

The first Forde-Yard Dash of the 2010 season sprints through the game's most interesting men, biggest dolts and name-drops a few game-changers.

The Pat Haden/J.K.McKay band is back together at USC. Lane Kiffin is their new frontman. Can Troy's trio find the right sound and produce gridiron hits now and in the future? It won't be easy.

ESPN.com ranks the top searches of the year for 2009.

President Bush asked USC and LSU to settle it once and for all at the White House. He was joking. Or was he?

Some Southern California professors who specialize in statistics are crying foul over the computerized ranking system that left the Trojans out of the national championship game.