USC Trojans Shine in Basketball, NBA

0:00On March 10th, it was a rough week for USC Trojan's basketball, with both the men's and women's teams taking tough losses to end their seasons. The women got knocked out early in the Big Ten tournament, while the men wrapped up a disappointing regular season finale. Still, standout players from USC programs Shownbright, including in the NBA, showing why Trojan's talent runs deep. On the women's side, London Jones stepped up big against Washington, dropping 19 points and going 8 for 9 from the free throw line. The team struggled offensively without much help elsewhere, and now all eyes are on Jazzy Davidson's shoulder injury, which could affect their NCAA. Tournament hopes and seating if she sidelined. Meanwhile, freshman Alicia Arenas gave USC men a spark to close out the year. He scored 20 points with three May threes in Saturday's loss, then added 19 points in seven rebounds the game before. It's a confidence boost after a cold stretch, signaling good things ahead for next season.

1:00Over in the NBA, former Trojans proved their worth in key spots. The Anthony Melton led the Warriors past the Rockets without Steph Curry, tallying 23 points, six rebounds, three steals and two blocks. Isaiah Collier dropped a season high 27 points and 11 assists for the Jaz against the Wizards, while Evan Mobley had 24. He scored 20 points, eight rebounds and three blocks versus the Celtics. These performances highlight the steady impact of USC guys at every level, keeping Trojan pride alive even after college setbacks. As tournaments heat up, expect these players to keep making noise.