The Southern California News Group contends the Trojans reporter’s two-week suspension for violating media guidelines is a significant overreaction.
The USC football program has suspended access to the team for two weeks for Orange County Register and Southern California News Group beat writer Luca Evans., according to Katie Ryan, Director of Football Communications. In the story, Evans wrote about a conversation that two players had while preparing to talk with the media. USC contends that Evans violated its policy prohibiting reporting on anything outside of media availabilities in the practice facility.
The Southern California News Group, a partner of this news organization, contends that the suspension is an overreaction, and in a letter sent Monday asked Riley, Athletic Director Jennifer Cohen and USC President Carol Folt to reconsider.
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