Welcome to 2009 USC
Football!

Hello USC Trojan Football Fans!
The 2009 Trojans Football Schedule will be exciting. For the
first time
in many years, the USC Trojans have the luxury of playing their last
three PAC-10 games at home in the L.A. Coliseum. Also, the
USC-UCLA rivalry will not be the last game of USC’s PAC-10
season. We have the special honor of having the BCS Citi
National Championship Game at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California on
Thursday January 07, 2010.
Last 2008 USC finished 5th in the BCS Rankings. The early 2009 predictions are ranking USC at 4th, behind the Florida Gators, Oklahoma Sooners, and Texas Longhorns. Replacing players like Mark Sanchez, Clay Matthews, Rey Maualuga and Brian Cushing is not going to easy.
Last 2008 USC finished 5th in the BCS Rankings. The early 2009 predictions are ranking USC at 4th, behind the Florida Gators, Oklahoma Sooners, and Texas Longhorns. Replacing players like Mark Sanchez, Clay Matthews, Rey Maualuga and Brian Cushing is not going to easy.
The Trojans lost more senior key players than any other team in the PAC-10 and in the Top BCS contenders. In spring training the USC new quarterbacks and recruits were sharp and confident. USC has a couple difficult tests in road games at Ohio State, Notre Dame and Cal Bears. USC should win its eighth straight PAC-10 title in the 2009/2010 season. Fight On!
USC’s first major test will be on Sept 12th in Columbus, Ohio meeting the Ohio Buckeyes on their home turf. With Beanie Wells, Brian Robiskie and Brian Hartline off to the NFL, the 2009 Buckeye offense will be in the hands of sophomore Terrelle Pryor.
USC has a couple difficult tests in road games at Ohio State, Notre Dame and Cal Bears.
Contributors Wanted. If you would like to blog about the USC games, share your game photos, write articles about USC Football Tradition or anything else, please let us know. Thank you!Sept
5th San Jose State

The San Jose State Spartans football team faces one of the biggest challenges of the Dick Tomey era when it opens the season Sept. 5 at USC L.A. Coliseum. Fox Sports Net has picked up the game. Kickoff is at 12:30 p.m. The Spartans September 5 non-conference season opener with the University of Southern California highlights the national network’s first weekend of 2009 Saturday college football coverage.
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The San Jose State Spartans football team faces one of the biggest challenges of the Dick Tomey era when it opens the season Sept. 5 at USC L.A. Coliseum. Fox Sports Net has picked up the game. Kickoff is at 12:30 p.m. The Spartans September 5 non-conference season opener with the University of Southern California highlights the national network’s first weekend of 2009 Saturday college football coverage.
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Sept
12th Ohio State

Ohio State will be looking for revenge on their home turf vs USC Trojans. Last year USC rolled over Ohio State 35 - 3. USC still has strong running and passing talent. Stafon Johnson, C.J. Gable, Joe McKnight and fullback Stanley Havili will present all kinds of threats to the Ohio defense. Aaron Corp, former Razorback Mitch Mustain and true freshman Matt Barkley will gain valuable experience competing against a big Ten BCS ranked school
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Ohio State will be looking for revenge on their home turf vs USC Trojans. Last year USC rolled over Ohio State 35 - 3. USC still has strong running and passing talent. Stafon Johnson, C.J. Gable, Joe McKnight and fullback Stanley Havili will present all kinds of threats to the Ohio defense. Aaron Corp, former Razorback Mitch Mustain and true freshman Matt Barkley will gain valuable experience competing against a big Ten BCS ranked school
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