The Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum has been home to Trojans since 1923, but there’s another LA sports venue that’s also played a celebrated role in USC lore. For more than 35 years, the Trojan Marching Band and Dodger Stadium have shared a storied history that includes movie cameos, World Series games, a papal visit and a platinum album recording with one of the most famous rock bands in history.
Trojan Marching Band Director Art Bartner at Dodger Stadium in 1978. Photo courtesy of Trojan Marching Band.
Hey Batter Batter
More than 100 years after it began, USC’s baseball program remains the winningest in college ranks.
Trojan Marching Band Director Art Bartner at Dodger Stadium in 1978. Photo courtesy of Trojan Marching Band.
Triple Play
Randy Johnson becomes the third USC baseball player inducted into the MLB’s shrine.
Trojan Marching Band Director Art Bartner at Dodger Stadium in 1978. Photo courtesy of Trojan Marching Band.
Return to Troy
Alumni feel the USC love all over again when they become Trojan parents.