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USC sports for SoCal News Group • adjunct prof for College of the Canyons + CSUN • on IG @ haleyherself

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Haley Sawyer’s Biography

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A Southern California journalist and college educator focused on college and high school sports.

2024 Awards: Two-time MNG/NYDN/Tribune quarterly contest winner for deadline writing, APSE Top 10 in writing and photography, California Journalism Awards finalist for sports feature story

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UCLA dancing through March thanks to an unlikely but legendary source

UCLA dancing through March thanks to an unlikely but legendary source

Former gymnastics coach Valorie Kondos Field inspires personal growth while supporting the women's basketball…

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Ranching, rodeo and football: How Kain Medrano built his own success at UCLA

Ranching, rodeo and football: How Kain Medrano built his own success at UCLA

The former receiver who grew up helping on his family's ranch in Pueblo, Colorado, worked his way to becoming…

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Westlake football honors teammate Julius Poppinga on Friday night

Westlake football honors teammate Julius Poppinga on Friday night

Poppinga died Wednesday and during Friday night's game there were tributes everywhere to Westlake's fun-lovin…

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UCLA tight end's injury leaves DeShaun Foster shaken

UCLA tight end's injury leaves DeShaun Foster shaken

Hudson Habermehl's knee injury toward the end of Saturday's practice hits the Bruins and their coach hard

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UCLA tight end's injury leaves DeShaun Foster shaken

UCLA tight end's injury leaves DeShaun Foster shaken

Hudson Habermehl's knee injury toward the end of Saturday's practice hits the Bruins and their coach hard

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UCLA gymnastics uses floor exercise to color outside the lines

UCLA gymnastics uses floor exercise to color outside the lines

Choreographer and assistant coach BJ Das crafts routines that are meaningful to the Bruins and their audience…

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Trent Mosley's breakout USC football debut no surprise to Lincoln Riley

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By Haley Sawyer Verified
| The Sacramento Bee Verified
LOS ANGELES - Even without its only returning starting receiver from last season, the Trojans were in good hands with true freshman Trent Mosley during Saturday's 42-26 win over San José State. His 118 receiving yards on seven catches made him the first USC freshman to record over 100 receiving yards in a college debut since Juju Smith-Schuster did so in 2014. "He does what he does in practice," head coach Lincoln Riley told reporters after the game. "I don't think anybody here is very surprised.
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USC football pounces on San José State in season opener Original

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By Haley Sawyer Verified
| The Orange County Register Verified
LOS ANGELES — USC asserted its dominance on the ground early and ran through San José State 42-26 in its season opener at the Coliseum. The Trojans’ 25 first half rushing attempts were the most attempts in an opening half under head coach Lincoln Riley. They had accumulated 111 yards and were shutting out the Spartans 28-0 by halftime. Quarterback Jayden Maiava went 25 for 29 for 286 yards and two touchdowns with no interceptions.
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USC football pounces on San José State in season opener

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By Haley Sawyer Verified
| Inland Valley Daily Bulletin Verified
LOS ANGELES — USC asserted its dominance on the ground early and ran through San José State 42-26 in its season opener at the Coliseum. The Trojans’ 25 first half rushing attempts were the most attempts in an opening half under head coach Lincoln Riley. They had accumulated 111 yards and were shutting out the Spartans 28-0 by halftime. Quarterback Jayden Maiava went 25 for 29 for 286 yards and two touchdowns with no interceptions.
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