Author: Nathan Ackerman

If the stakes were higher, USC wouldn’t think twice about playing the bowl game. But that’s precisely the point. The stakes aren’t higher.

USC football needed contributions from up and down the roster to turn a game seemingly destined for heartbreak into exhilaration.

oming into USC’s Week 5’s matchup with Washington State—known universally as the only Sunday Night Football game that mattered this

Four weeks into the 2020 Pac-12 football schedule, and it feels like a good time to hand out some midseason awards.

On Saturday, USC finally gave its fans what they’d been waiting for all season, and should’ve gotten earlier: a nice, comfortable win.

USC football posting an undefeated Pac-12 record this year is not an automatic ticket to the College Football Playoff.

If the Trojans fall short of a Pac-12 football championship this year, here are the most likely reasons they’ll do so.

Clay Helton’s seat may be hotter than ever, due to the Munir McClain situation, even before USC even takes the field in 2020.

Alijah Vera-Tucker’s decision to opt back into the 2020 season might be the single most important development of USC’s offseason. 

USC’s Kedon Slovis is arguably the best quarterback in the Pac-12, but Arizona State’s Jayden Daniels isn’t far behind.

AP voters seemed biased against USC and other Pac-12 football teams in last week’s Top 25 poll, with the exception of Oregon.

Recruiting has not been the problem with USC football the last couple years. It’s been getting the most of the talent that the Trojans have.