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USC Running Back Silas Redd Tears Meniscus
The USC Trojans leading rusher will be on the mend until at least the beginning of the summer. CBSSports.com is reporting that running back Silas Redd tore his meniscus, and will miss all of spring practice.
Redd will have surgery on his knee, but should be completely healthy for training camp in July, coach Lane Kiffin said Saturday.
Redd hurt his knee during practice Thursday...
USC's Silas Redd tears meniscus
Southern California tailback Silas Redd will miss the rest of spring practice with a torn meniscus in his knee.
Redd will have surgery on his knee, but should be completely healthy for training camp in July, coach Lane Kiffin said Saturday.
Redd hurt his knee during practice Thursday. He watched Saturday's workout in sweats.
The Penn State transfer was the Trojans' leading...
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March 16, 2013
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USC's Silas Redd tears meniscus, out for spring
Southern California tailback Silas Redd will miss the rest of spring practice with a torn meniscus in his knee.
Redd will have surgery on his knee, but should be completely healthy for training camp in July, coach Lane Kiffin said Saturday.
Redd hurt his knee during practice Thursday. He watched Saturday's workout in sweats.
The Penn State transfer was the Trojans' leading...
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March 16, 2013
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Redd tears meniscus as injuries mount for USC
LOS ANGELES The first two weeks of spring practice were taxing on the USC football team, to say the least.
As the team left the Coliseum on Saturday to embark on a 10-day recess, it was evident the break comes at the most opportune time.
As head coach Lane Kiffin labored through an exhaustive injury report, he realized there were some names missing even more injuries following...
Via Fox Sports West
March 16, 2013
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Redd honors fallen friend in USC's win
LOS ANGELES -- Silas Redd had a lot on his mind when he entered the Coliseum on Saturday afternoon. Football wasn't exactly in the forefront.
His heart was heavy.
There were thoughts of his dad, Silas Redd Sr., battling health issues.
And also weighing heavy on him was a fallen friend.
He applied the eye black to his face, one strip at a time, and when he took the field...
Via Fox Sports West
September 23, 2012
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USC Trojans “going in the right direction” as season nears
With the countdown to the 2012 football season in the single digits, USC Trojans head coach Lane Kiffin says the team is “going in the right direction,” but there’s still a lot of work to do before the Sept. 1 opener against Hawaii.
Players who missed time with injuries early in camp are starting to return, and new faces, including true freshmen WR Nelson Agholor and LT Max...
Penn State Football: Life after transfers
The big question on all Penn State football fans minds following player transfers this past week in wake of NCAA sanction is simple: what next?
What next in the Nittany Lions’ backfield, where 1,200 yard rusher Silas Redd is gone and off to Southern California. Also on offense, quarterback Rob Bolden left for LSU and tight end Kevin Haplea bolted to Florida State. On defense,...
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Penn State RB headed to USC
After days of deliberation, Penn State's leading rusher from last season, Silas Redd, will leave Happy Valley to join Lane Kiffin and crew out West.
Penn State loses its first transfer as Silas Redd ponders a likely future with USC.
The recent hammer that has rocked Penn State’s football program has yet to result in the forecasted roster purge.
Programs such as the University of Georgia wondered out loud what it would be like to pluck select choice players from a vulnerable situation and bring them into their own nest.
Those moves have yet to be made and a large chunk of the team has committed to stay onboard...
Trojans pursuing Penn State's Silas Redd
In the wake of NCAA sanctions the give Penn State players the opportunity to transfer without penalty, USC is pursuing Nittany Lions running back Silas Redd.
The Trojans contacted Penn State about their intent to recruit the 5-foot-10, 200-pound junior, who rushed for 1,241 yards and seven touchdowns, said a source with knowledge of the situation. The source requested anonymity...
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July 24, 2012
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