Now that USC has a conference win, lets see how they respond tonight.

This team is still woefully undermanned so at some point these guys will get tired.

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Well, this one should be fun.

'SC is favored by something like 12.5 points...then again 'SC was favored by like 1.5 points over Colorado and we saw how that worked out.

I am in Florida at a meeting so, maybe I can find the game on somewhere here.

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Add Dewayne Dedmon to injury list...

USC sophomore center Dewayne Dedmon will likely miss the rest of the season with an MCL tear in his left knee suffered during the first half of Thursday night's loss to Colorado. The injury does not require surgery, so the seven-footer will begin a rest and rehabilitation program immediately.

The MCL is pretty important in regards to knee stability in flexion.

It wasn't enough that USC got dump trucked by Colorado, they had to lose Dedmon too.

USC just can't catch a break...

USC hosts Colorado at the Galen Center tonight. While Colorado has a better overall record than USC, they have a losing record on the road. Could this be a chance for SC to get a conference win?

In today's instance of "finding journalistic lemonade in a lemony bad season," the LA Times' game preview centered around an interview with Garrett Jackson, who says of this year:

I don't even know if I lost this many games in high school all four years.

Great.

Well, this is the open thread - cheer on the Men of Troy; hopefully they can post a result that they'll be happy with. Fight on!

SHould be an interesting game.

OSU is coming off a win over UCLA so the question is will they let down or is USC so undermanned that the Beavers will win no matter what.

No game here in NYC...

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With Aaron Fuller now out for the season, USC is going to struggle even more on the boards tonight.

USC has lost four in a row to the Ducks and is without a conference win.

We haven't seen a record like this since 1989.

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If it wasn't for bad luck, USC basketball would have no luck.

Aaron Fuller could be having season ending Shoulder Surgery...

USC starting junior forward Aaron Fuller, the team's leading rebounder (5.9 rebounds a game) and second-leading scorer (10.6 points), could undergo season-ending shoulder surgery as early as next week, he confirmed via text message Wednesday.

Fuller, a 6-foot-6, 235-pound transfer from Iowa who was one of USC's few players with Division I experience coming into the season, suffered a labral tear in his left (shooting) shoulder in October, and in December he suffered one in his right shoulder.

He has been playing in games with those injuries but hasn't practiced much, if at all, between them.

Shut him down and get him fixed.

Continuing to play will just get him more injured and set him back further.

After all this is the rebuilding year so we don't have to worry about things until next season.

Well, that was interesting...

The Wear Twins wore USC down.

How much more will Pat Haden take? I will admit that I haven't watched Any USC basketball this season, so to actually see the team that I have read a lot about gave me a more complete picture.

I am not sure that I can blame the OJ Mayo mess for where this team is. Sure, you could make the argument that if Floyd isn't fired we keep that recruiting class but guys transfer etc. This teams performance is all on KO.

They are not tough as we see elsewhere. They pass the ball too much and look afraid to drive the lane. A number of those early 3-point attempts were short which shows me a conditioning issue or a serious lack of range. I am not sure whT KO is coaching these gents to do but that isn't the type of basketball we want to see at USC.

I know, I know...I have some nerve commenting seeing I havent watched a game all year, but it didn't take much to see tonight to see that USC has a more than a long way to go before becoming respectable.

I won't say Kevin O'Neill has to go. That's pointless, Pat Haden Loves what KO exemplifies with regards to the types of player that KO brings in so unless things really go south (aren't we there already?), I don't expect wholesale changes.

Anyway, more tomorrow.

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