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Football star Max Tuerk fell ill while on a long hike with his parents. Was CTE a factor?
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USC coach Clay Helton on Max Tuerk: “An unbelievable leader ... he could go to somebody individually and spend time with them and give them his time and his experiences.”
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Max Tuerk, a star at Santa Margarita High School and USC before being drafted by the Chargers in 2016, has died at the age of 26.
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USC sent an email to Trojan Athletic Fund members Wednesday laying out instructions for fans to decide whether to opt-in or out of their season football tickets in 2020.
The United Black Student Athletes Assn. was formed to urge USC “to take bold, decisive action to combat racial inequality and support Black students.”
USC is planning for a limited number of fans to attend football games at the Coliseum this year despite the coronavirus outbreak.
Across the Pac-12 football footprint Monday, other than in California, players returned to a different world because of COVID-19 protocols.
‘I’m excited to come home,’ former Heisman Trophy winner Reggie Bush says on the final day of his decade-long disassociation ban from USC.
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With Reggie Bush’s NCAA ban finally over, USC should embrace the running back and give him the opportunity to explain himself.
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The NCAA ban on Reggie Bush’s association with USC has been lifted. The university plans to welcome him back after 10 years away.
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A serious foot injury has cost linebacker Solomon Tuliaupupu the first two seasons of his USC career. He’s hoping he can stay healthy in 2020.
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Dr. Annabelle de St. Maurice believes universities can keep Pac-12 athletes, staff members and students safe during the coronavirus outbreak.
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Quarterback Miller Moss of Bishop Alemany High chose USC on Monday, marking another major recruiting victory for the Trojans and a blow for UCLA.
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USC distanced itself from a booster after ‘abhorrent and blatantly racist tweets’ in the wake of mass protests over the death of George Floyd.
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Power Five college conference commissioners want Congress to enact a name, image and likeness policy before the NCAA or states make decisions.
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The California Court of Appeals reversed a previous ruling that upheld former USC kicker Matt Boermeester’s expulsion from the university.
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Former USC quarterback JT Daniels, who lost his starting job with the Trojans to Kedon Slovis after suffering a torn ACL, is transferring to Georgia.
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Hundreds of college juniors and high school seniors who normally would be drafted and signed by MLB teams will instead crowd college rosters beyond capacity.
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USC is set to add former star linebackers Chris Claiborne and Hayes Pullard to its support staff. They will start June 1.
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Some colleges consider campuses safe for athletes but not for the general student population. Are colleges really just trying to protect their finances?
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Amid multiple social media allegations against Chris D’Elia, women spoke to The Times about encounters with the stand-up comic and TV actor.
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Gov. Gavin Newsom said hospitalizations jumped 16% in California over the last two weeks.
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Steve Bing, the heir to a $600-million fortune, was a noted film producer and philanthropist. He became a household name after paternity suits involving Elizabeth Hurley and Kirk Kerkorian.
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Jeff Sessions’ comment on Trump’s Tulsa rally may be the saddest tweet from a politician in the medium’s short history.
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Health officials say the total in new cases is not the best measure of community spread because of aggressive levels of new testing. They point to other metrics they say shows that the local outbreak has stabilized.
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Our special-edition newsletter breaks down the latest coronavirus news, including California’s rising case numbers and hospitalization rates, and temperature checks at LAX.
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Much has been written about the high stakes involved in this year’s census and rightly so: The once-a-decade national population tally is a key building block for drawing political maps and for fairly allocating billions of dollars in federal aid.
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The Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department still hasn’t explained why a deputy fatally shot 18-year-old Andres Guardado on Thursday night in Gardena.
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