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Miller Moss needs USC teammates to help him vs LSU
USC Trojans quarterback Miller Moss joined Big Ten Netwotk’s Adam Breneman to discuss taking over the starting quarterback role after the departure of 2024 No.1 overall pick Caleb Williams. Moss will take center stage for the Trojans against LSU, but everyone — Moss included — knows his USC teammates need to do their jobs in order for the USC offense to function at a high level and create a successful season for the Men of Troy.
5 Best USC-LSU Promos from Top Sports Betting Apps, Including FanDuel & DraftKings
Check out the best USC-LSU promos from top sports betting apps like FanDuel and DraftKings to get in on Sunday college football action. The game kicks off from Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas Sunday night at 7:30 p.m. ET, and it’s the only college football game of the day, so it’s the perfect matchup 5 […] The post 5 Best USC-LSU Promos from Top Sports Betting Apps, Including FanDuel & DraftKings appeared first on On3.
Crews extinguish massive early morning fire at construction site in historic L.A. neighborhood
More than 110 firefighters were dispatched to battle a large fire at a construction site in Historic South-Central Los Angeles early Sunday morning. According to the Los Angeles Fire Department, crews were dispatched to 217 Vernon Avenue near Wall Street just after 4 a.m. Upon arriving, they located a three-story wood framed building engulfed in flames. […]
Lincoln Riley 2 for 1 special might unlock USC success in Big Ten
USC football head coach Lincoln Riley recently talked in a Zoom call about the recruitment of the Arnold brothers, Akili and Easton Mascarenas, and what that might mean for the Trojans in the Big Ten:. “We had a couple of conversations and it was one of those that we knew...
Dr. Gene Dorio | Wanted: Senior-Friendly Olympics
The Paris Olympics have ended, and watching the events on TV was exciting. This international sports competition is coming to Los Angeles in 2028, and I’m sure it will feature spectacular performances by world athletes. Many older adults would love to attend, but mobility and ticket costs might be...
'No event quite like an Olympic Games': OKC mayor, Chamber share lessons learned from Paris
Plans to bring 2028 Olympic events to Oklahoma City first grew out of a conversation OKC Mayor David Holt had over dinner with former Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti six years ago. Now that the idea is closer than ever to being a reality, Holt felt like he needed to get an...
Robert Horry takes a subtle shot at Lakers fans for linking every star to the team: "At some point of time down the line, it's going to be Wemby"
Robert Horry explains one toxic trait of the Los Angeles Lakers fan base that could target Victor Wembanyama next.
UCLA comes back in second half to edge Hawaii football team
HONOLULU — For one half, the Hawaii football team exceeded the college football world’s expectations on prime-time network television. For the other, it could not meet its own. UH, after shutting out UCLA for the first half, gradually faltered and ultimately succumbed to three Mateen Bhaghani field goals...
Ohtani, Betts and Freeman open with consecutive HRs, and Dodgers beat Diamondbacks 8-6
PHOENIX (AP) — Shohei Ohtani, Mookie Betts and Freddie Freeman started the game with consecutive home runs, the first time that has happened in the Dodgers’ 141-year history, and Tommy Edman hit a two-run single in the ninth inning to give Los Angeles an 8-6 win over the Arizona Diamondbacks on Saturday night.
The Snoball Shop’s Last Day on Slauson
After 18 years on Slauson Avenue in South L.A., the Snoball Shop has decided to close its doors Saturday, August 31. Although it has been a staple in the Windsor Hills community for almost two decades, the New Orleans inspired eatery will no longer be serving shaved ice and beloved funnel cakes on Overhill. The shop announced its closing on Wednesday, August 21, and since has received an overflow of online support and in-person visits. Store manager and co-owner Jason Johnson shared with the Los Angeles Sentinel this is not a goodbye, but rather a see you later.
Multiple people injured after LAPD pursuit ends in crash near Dodger Stadium
As many as six people were injured in a multi-car crash that happened at the end of a police pursuit in Elysian Park near Dodger Stadium on Saturday. The chase began at around 4:50 p.m. near Soto Street and Michigan Avenue, according to the Los Angeles Police Department. Officers were reportedly called to the area after learning of a man with a gun and arrived to find the alleged suspect, along with two others, inside of a gray BMW. After the brief pursuit, the suspect crashed into another car near the 1200 block of Spring Street, which sent the other car veering into...
Emily Ratajkowski Brings Brat-Green Vintage Gucci to the Red Carpet in Venice
Tonight sees the premiere of Gianni Amelio’s Battleground in Venice, a First World War drama described as “an unrelentingly bleak viewing experience” about “the sheer volume of human suffering” during large-scale combat. “There’s a chance,” reads the Screen Daily review, “that audiences might not wish to expose themselves to this much violent coughing…”–but it takes more than a Spanish Flu subplot to put Emily Ratajkowski off a red-carpet premiere, especially when she’s truffled out a fall 2004 Gucci look in the brattiest shade of green imaginable for the occasion.
USC 5-star QB commit Julian Lewis shines in 44-22 win
Carrollton (Ga.) defeated Rome (Ga.) 44-22 Friday night, largely in part to a stellar performance from USC five-star quarterback commit Julian Lewis. Lewis threw for 352 yards and five touchdowns, also picking up one score on the ground. Lewis’ five passing scores moved him up to 12th on the Georgia leaderboard for career passing touchdowns. […] The post USC 5-star QB commit Julian Lewis shines in 44-22 win appeared first on On3.
Good News / Bad News For Dodgers
It was a Good News / Bad News night for the National League West first-place Los Angeles Dodgers in nail-biting 10-9 win over their division-rival second-place Arizona Diamondbacks at Chase Field on Friday night. The good (great) news is that in addition to that win, 30-year-old international superstar Shohei Ohtani...
NASCAR Faces Massive Million-Dollar Losses: Steve Phelps on the LA Clash Debacle
NASCAR Faces Massive Million-Dollar Losses: NASCAR President Steve Phelps has recently highlighted the notable financial repercussions stemming from the LA Clash, admitting to “millions and millions of dollars” in losses. This event, designed to captivate a broader audience and modernize the NASCAR brand, highlights the inherent challenges of urban racing initiatives. Phelps’s reflections raise critical questions about the sustainability of such ventures and the strategies NASCAR must implement moving forward. As the organization grapples with this setback, the implications for its future operations and fan engagement strategies become increasingly pertinent. What lessons will emerge from this experience?
Former Rams QB Signs With NFC Laughingstock
The NFL season is finally here and the Los Angeles Rams open the season next Sunday in Detroit. The teams cut down their roster to 53 players last week and are currently filling their practice squads for next season. As players who couldn't survive roster cuts find new homes, former Rams players also sign new contracts elsewhere. A member of the Rams' Super Bowl-winning team just signed a new contract with an NFC bottom feeder.
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