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WeAreSC On3 3/30/23: Spring Game Details, Filsaime's Top Five, and Cal's New Coach

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WeAreSC On3 is a daily three-point briefing recapping news and notes surrounding USC Athletics. Today, we take a look at USC releasing details about its Spring Game, four-star safety Xavier Filsaime releasing his top five schools, and Cal officially hiring their new basketball coach.

Spring Game Details

USC recently released more details about its 2023 Spring Game. The game will take place at the Coliseum on Saturday, April 15. Parking lots will open at 9:00 AM and gates will open at 10:30 PM ahead of a noon kickoff.

Tickets for the event are free. You can reserve them online here.

With food trucks, a photo stage, a bounce house, and more, it should be a super fun day at the Coliseum. Get your tickets now!

Filsaime’s Top Five

Yesterday, four-star safety Xavier Filsaime released his top five schools. USC made the list, along with Georgia, Florida, LSU, and Oregon.

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Four-star safety Xavier Filsaime recently included USC in his top five schools. (Billy Embody/On3)

A native of McKinney, Texas, On3 Consensus ranks Filsaime as the number 28 overall player and the number two safety in the class of 2024. Right now, On3 projects the Bulldogs as the favorite to land his commitment.

Cal’s New Coach

On Wednesday, Pac-12 foe Cal officially announced the hiring of Mark Madsen as its new basketball coach.

An alum of Cal’s archrival Stanford, Madsen comes to the Bears from Utah Valley, where he served as the head coach for the past four seasons. Cal recently fired head coach Mark Fox after a 3-29 season in 2022-2023.

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