...If you're a freshman, or an incoming one such as the fabulously talented O.J. Mayo, it matters less where the Trojans have been. What's more important is where they are...and where they're headed. The furthest USC has advanced in the tournament's current format is the Elite Eight in 2001.It's been suggested that No. 5 seed USC might be a year ahead of schedule...
..."I don't think we're ahead of schedule," said freshman guard Daniel Hackett, looking around the Trojans locker room Thursday. "We have great guys in this room. The players we have are good enough to make a run in the NCAAs. Next year, with the recruiting class, we'll just be better. But this year is the year we made a statement that we want to be remembered for."...
Also, USC wants more attention - LA Times
[Miller] Trojans breaking tradition with tourney run - OC Register
USC's run to Sweet 16 catches everyone by surprise - Newark Star-Ledger
Trojans: Hold the Mayo - Raliegh News & Observer
[Ryan] Sunny California - Boston Globe
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