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Wide receiver transfers from Arkansas to USC
LOS ANGELES - Wide receiver Damian Williams has transferred to Southern California after making 19 catches for 235 yards and two touchdowns as a freshman at Arkansas this past season.
Williams enrolled at Southern California on Monday and attended a team meeting, USC Trojans sports information director Tim Tessalone said.
The 6-foot-1, 190-pounder from Springdale, Ark., will have to sit out next season to comply with NCAA transfer rules.
Williams had four catches for 62 yards in the Razorbacks' 50-14 loss to USC Trojans in the season opener at Fayetteville, Ark.
The Southeastern Conference all-freshman team selection missed the No. 12 Razorbacks' 17-14 loss to No. 6 Wisconsin in the Capital One Bowl in Orlando, Fla., on Jan. 1.
Apparently unhappy with the Razorbacks' run-oriented offense, Williams had asked for his release from Arkansas and coach Houston Nutt granted it.
Williams committed to Florida when he was recruited in high school, but changed his mind and signed with Arkansas.
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USC signs 25-year lease with Coliseum, keeping Trojans football there (Los Angeles Daily News) USC has signed a new 25-year lease that will keep the Trojans' football team in the Coliseum and include improvements in the stadium.
USC-Coliseum deal is official (Los Angeles Times) Historic stadium will remain home of Trojans football for at least 25 more years. Fight on? Not anymore. USC and the Coliseum Commission have worked through their differences, and Wednesday signed off on their first long-term lease, one that will keep the Trojans playing football at the historic stadium for decades to come.
USC, Los Angeles Coliseum sign lease (Covers.com) LOS ANGELES (AP) -Southern California has signed a new 25-year lease that will keep the Trojans' football team in the Los Angeles Coliseum and include improvements in the stadium. USC has played in the 85-year-old facility since it was built in 192...
USC-Coliseum deal is official (Los Angeles Times) Historic stadium will remain home of Trojans football for at least 25 more years. As expected, USC today approved a long-term agreement with the Coliseum Commission, one that will keep the school playing football in the historic stadium for at least the next 25 years.
USC, Los Angeles Coliseum sign lease (San Francisco Chronicle) Southern California has signed a new 25-year lease that will keep the Trojans' football team in the Los Angeles Coliseum and include improvements in the stadium. USC has played in the 85-year-old facility since it was built in 1923. Among other details, the...
USC-Coliseum deal is official (Los Angeles Times) The Coliseum, seen hours before last December's USC-UCLA game, will host the Trojans for the next 25 years. Historic stadium will remain home of Trojans football for at least 25 more years.
USC, Los Angeles Coliseum sign lease (Fox Sports) Southern California has signed a new 25-year lease that will keep the Trojans' football team in the Los Angeles Coliseum and include improvements in the stadium. USC has played in the 85-year-old facility since it was built in 1923. Among other details, the agreement calls for the Coliseum Commission to replace all of the seats, upgrade the video and scoreboard on the peristyle end and add a ...
USC, Los Angeles Coliseum sign 25-year lease (Sports Illustrated) Southern California has signed a new 25-year lease that will keep the Trojans' football team in the Los Angeles Coliseum and include improvements in the stadium.
USC-Coliseum deal is official (Los Angeles Times) Historic stadium will remain home of Trojans football for at least 25 more years.
COMMENTARY: USC's problems go beyond Mayo affair (Long Beach Press-Telegram) When O.J. Mayo committed to USC, Trojans coach Tim Floyd said the basketball phenom wanted to make the same impact as Reggie Bush did with the football program.
