USC Basketball Stars Go Viral for Team Bonding Over Karaoke

It's great to see them bonding already!
USC Basketball Stars Go Viral for Team Bonding Over Karaoke
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As the summer continues on, that just means we are inching ever closer to the return of college basketball. This season looks to be special, and the USC Trojans will be seeking to make some noise with their new additions and players returning. 

The team’s big headliner is getting Bronny James, son of Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James, to sign and the school couldn’t be happier.

The team features some talent other than James as well, including Boogie Ellis and Isaiah Collier. The Trojans seem ready to make moves in the Pac-12 conference and the NCAA as a whole. The results on the court this fall normally stem from the work put in prior to the season as preparation makes perfection for athletes.

But even during the tough summer months, there is always time for some fun. It’s good for teams to bond together over different events as it can bring teams closer together and help them get ready for the grind and battle that will soon take place. Recently the USC basketball team had some fun singing some karaoke at a team dinner. 

Assistant coach Eric Mobley provided the video and it’s pure entertainment and shows a glimpse into how this team will be connected this season.

At the end of the day these are college kids, so they deserve to have some fun. Basketball is very important, and the Trojans are looking to mean business this season, but this helps platers unwind and relax. It’s great to see the teammates having some fun together this early into the summer as it bodes well for the season.

The Trojans open their season later this fall and I have a feeling it’s going to be a very exciting season for the gold and cardinal. 


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Matt Levine
MATT LEVINE

Matt earned a Master of Science degree in Sport Management from Louisiana State University in 2021. He was born and raised in the Los Angeles area, covering all Southern California sports in his career.