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WeAreSC On3 3/20/23: Spring Practice Resumes, Women's Basketball Falls, and Baseball Battles Cal

On3 imageby:Adam Bradford•03/20/23•

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USC quarterback Caleb Williams at a spring practice session for the Trojans (Daniel Villagomez/WeAreSC)

WeAreSC On3 is a daily three-point briefing recapping news and notes surrounding USC Athletics. Today, we take a look at the Trojans resuming Spring Practice after a week off, USC Women’s Basketball falling in the NCAA Tournament, and baseball traveling up to Cal for a three-game series.

Spring Practice Resumes

After a week off for spring break, USC resumes Spring Practice this week. The Trojans will hold sessions on Tuesday and Thursday.

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After a week off, Lincoln Riley and USC resume Spring Practice this week. (Luis Sinco/Los Angeles Times via Getty Images)

Make sure to stay tuned to WeAreSC.com for complete USC coverage throughout the spring!

Women’s Basketball Falls

Over the weekend, USC Women’s Basketball’s season came to an end when they fell 62-57 in overtime to South Dakota State in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.

Despite the disappointing ending, it was still a wildly successful season for the Women of Troy. USC won 21 games and made their first NCAA Tournament appearance since 2014. And with top recruit Juju Watkins coming in next season, the trajectory of the program is only trending upward.

Baseball Battles Cal

Over the weekend, USC Baseball traveled up north to the Bay Area for a three-game series with Cal. The Trojans won the series, taking two-out-of-three from the Bears.

The Trojans return home to Dedeaux Field to take on Seattle Wednesday night, before welcoming Washington State to Los Angeles for a three-game set next weekend.

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