"Here's another fight song that was written as part of a contest; it was composed in 1922 by a USC dental student. The USC band wears distinctive uniforms, and when they crank up 'Fight On,' it's ...

A Pacific 10 Conference investigation into Saturday's pregame melee between USC and Oregon players has turned up a third possible participant: The Trojan marching band.

One might argue that USC has one of the best bands in college football. The Trojans' "Fanfare" followed by "Tribute to Troy" is a great tradition that fans and non-fans alike can appreciate.

USC Trojans: "Fight On" Some others may put USC's fight song at the top of this list, partially due to its placement with some of the sport's biggest moments. The song itself is a classic.

Milo Sweet, a USC dental student, composed “Fight On,” which won a school spirit contest and became Southern Cal’s fight song in the 1920s. Also great: USC’s use of Fleetwood Mac’s ...

As USC lined up to take a knee, the fight song was playing, and the players on the field were dancing and exhorting the crowd to cheer. Most of the 82,407 in attendance were too busy exhaling.

And thus, the Gamecocks had a new fight song — “The Fighting Gamecocks Lead the Way.” It’s been around for 45 years now. “James lived and breathed that Carolina Band,” said Carrie ...

12 November 2016: USC quarterback #14 Sam Danold leads the Trojan band in a song after the game against Washington. USC defeated Washington 36-13 at Husky Stadium on November 12, 2016, in Seattle, WA.

USC’s fight song was playing, and the players on the field were dancing and exhorting the crowd to cheer. Most of the 82,407 in attendance at the Coliseum for USC’s 28-23 rivalry game with ...