USC Trojans

There’s been a lot of movement at the sport’s most important position over the past month.

The Trojans bookended the season with fun wins over SEC teams, but aside from that, 2024 is going to be a year most USC fans want to forget.

Approximately 100 of the nation’s top Class of 2025 and 2026 recruits made their way to Orlando over the weekend.

USC played badly enough to fall into a 17-point second-half hole against Texas A&M. Then it played well enough to overcome it all.

USC is without a number of talented receivers as it heads to the Las Vegas Bowl against Texas A&M, which is favored.

Smith and Leavitt are two of the five first-teamers who are still playing in the College Football Playoff.

The first-ever on-campus College Football Playoff games are here. Will they add to our list of memorably loud moments?

The Trojans are in a rut. There’s no other way to put it. And it's a sobering reality considering how bright things looked three years ago.

Zachariah Branch, a former five-star recruit, scored a TD as a receiver, rusher, kick returner and punt returner as a true freshman in 2023.

Moss also considered Missouri, but Louisville and Jeff Brohm’s quarterback-friendly offense won out for the Southern California native. 

The Heisman Trophy winner is forever etched in history, but what happens to the runner-up after it's over?

"There's nothing that I'm embarrassed about," says former five-star recruit and Rivals.com "bust" Max Browne.

The Trojans need to prove they can win on the road after going 1-4 away from home in 2024.

From Penn State-Oregon in late September to Black Friday and beyond, the conference had to juggle competing interests, as always.

Our 50 All-Americans come from 35 schools, headlined by Colorado's Travis Hunter, Boise State's Ashton Jeanty and Miami's Cam Ward.