USC - Revision history

Olin Bose at 20:18, 5 November 2025

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updated most recent info about the school

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 {{Collegebox|College Name = USC
 |Image = Usc.jpg
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+:''This article is about the team at the University of Southern California. See [[South Carolina]] for the page about the team at the University of South Carolina.''
 '''USC''' or the University of Southern California, is a large private university located in Los Angeles, California.
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 * [[Liam Karl]]
 * [[Noah Hauptmann]]
 ==Former Players==

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 USC's team was briefly restored in 2017 by [[Arcadia]] player Steven Kurniawidjaja, but quickly fell apart.
-In 2019, the team was restarted and became a recognized student organization under the leadership of former [[J. P. Stevens]] player [[Karan Menon]] and competed in ACF Fall, Regionals, and Sectional Championship Tournament. In its first year in its current incarnation, under a strong team composed of Karan Menon, [[Klaus Neyer]], and vice presidents [[Alice Jiang]] and [[Hameedha Khan,]] USC won the 2020 Division II of the Sectional Championship Tournament (SCT), qualifying for the 2020 ICT, which was canceled due to COVID-19. They also placed second among undergraduates at the 2020 ACF Regionals in San Diego.
+In 2019, the team was restarted and became a recognized student organization under the leadership of former [[John P. Stevens]] player [[Karan Menon]] and competed in ACF Fall, Regionals, and Sectional Championship Tournament. In its first year in its current incarnation, under a strong team composed of Karan Menon, [[Klaus Neyer]], and vice presidents [[Alice Jiang]] and [[Hameedha Khan,]] USC won the 2020 Division II of the Sectional Championship Tournament (SCT), qualifying for the 2020 ICT, which was canceled due to COVID-19. They also placed second among undergraduates at the 2020 ACF Regionals in San Diego.
 ==Tournaments==

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 |Image = Usc.jpg
 |citystate = Los Angeles, CA
-|president = [[Dustin Lieu]]
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 After many of the USC players graduated, [[Dustin Lieu]] and [[Sam Deutsch]] reformed the team in Spring 2014.
 ==Tournaments==
-USC hosts two annual tournaments: [[Ghetto Warz]] late in the year and the HS [[Trojan Wars]] in November or December. Ghetto Warz is a [[packet-submission tournament]] with a modified, heavier [[trash]] distribution; it typically features a surprise trash round after lunch, which becomes less of a surprise each year.
+USC used to host two annual tournaments: [[Ghetto Warz]] late in the year and the HS [[Trojan Wars]] in November or December. Ghetto Warz is a [[packet-submission tournament]] with a modified, heavier [[trash]] distribution; it typically features a surprise trash round after lunch, which becomes less of a surprise each year.
 USC also hosted the 2005 [[NAQT]] West SCT.
 ==Current Members==
-* [[Dustin Lieu]]
+* [[Karan Menon]]
-* [[Sam Deutsch]]
+* [[Hameedha Khan]]
-* [[Roshan Sathyanarayana]]
+* [[Alice Jiang]]
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 * [[Nicholas Polk]] (2004-2008)
 * [[Mik Larsen]] (2003-2008)
 ==External Links==

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 |citystate = Los Angeles, CA
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 USC traditionally is known as a middle-of-the-road team on the West Coast, winning only occasional tournaments, such as the [[2006 Aztlan Cup]] and 2007 [[CBI]] Regionals. Oddly, it qualified teams for the [[NAQT]] [[ICT]] in 2005, 2006, and 2007, but did not attend each time, first because of financial problems, then because of logistical problems resulting in a missed flight, and then a declined invitation.
-Certain USC players are known for a fundamental and often misplaced love for [[trash]] questions.
+Certain USC players were known for a fundamental and often misplaced love for [[trash]] questions.
 ==Tournaments==
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 ==Current Members==
 * [[Jennifer Appleby]]
 * [[Scott Callaghan]]
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 * [[Nicholas Nuno]]
 * [[Marc Spraragen]]
 * [[Yogesh Raut]] (2005-2007)
 * [[Michael Roshon-Duck]] (??-2004)

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