Will the NCAA ever do anything about USC? Or is the governing agency of college football continually going to look the other way.

     For months now we have waited for the NCAA to do something about the Trojan football program. People have said that former Heisman Trophy winner Reggie Bush’s family took money and got a house from a pro agent. There were also a lot of other gifts bestowed on the family.

     We hear all of the evidence that sounds good, but we don’t hear anything from the NCAA. You have to be kidding me.

     What’s the hold up? Everyone else seems to have the skinny with the Bush family and illegal gifts, why can’t the NCAA get the job done?

     Now we have the mess with Trojan basketball star O.J. Mayo. Clouds have been hanging over this superstar since he was a sophomore in high school. There have always been rumors about him doing the wrong things. Now we have an “OTL” program on ESPN that details a lot of things that were violations.

     Yes, it looks like Mayo has taken money, clothes and a flat screen TV from a sports agent that he recently signed a deal with. What will the NCAA do this time around? And will it take forever to look into the allegations?

     I’ve always thought that the NCAA has has its scared cows. Schools like Notre Dame, Ohio State, and Texas are among those schools that seem to be untouchable when it comes to sanctions. It looks like we definitely know that USC is also a part of that group.