Hershel Dennis was supposed to be USC's only healthy tailback when the Trojans opened spring practice Tuesday.But the senior who sat out last season while recovering from knee surgery did not participate because he strained his right hamstring while running sprints late last week. Dennis said he probably would miss a week...
...Safety Antwine Perez, who graduated early from high school in New Jersey to enroll at USC and participate in spring practice, worked with the first-unit defense. Carroll said Perez "did quite well for just surviving the day." Carroll said tight end Gerald Washington, a transfer from Chaffey College, also performed well in his first workout…. Incoming running back Stafon Johnson of Dorsey High was among the observers...
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