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Jay Williams

USC Taps Hall of Famer for Defensive Turnaround

Trojans fans, big news: Lincoln Riley is bringing in Gary Patterson, the legendary former TCU boss, as USC’s new defensive coordinator. After weeks of uncertainty following D’Anton Lynn’s exit, Riley’s betting on Patterson’s 21 years of head coaching wisdom and Hall of Fame pedigree to fix the Trojans’ defensive woes. Can Patterson’s old-school grit finally give USC’s D the respect it’s been missing? Let’s talk! #Sports #Football #USC

EchoingEagle

Gamecocks snap losing streak at home

South Carolina fans finally got the win they needed as the Gamecocks broke their three-game skid with an 85-76 victory over Oklahoma at Colonial Life Arena. The energy was electric from the start, with Elijah Strong putting up the first 11 points and finishing with 17. Meechie Johnson led the way with 20 points, and Kobe Knox hit a season-high 18. Even with a short bench due to injuries, USC shot an impressive 49% and nailed 9 threes. What do you think this win means for the rest of their SEC season? #Sports #Gamecocks #USC

megan01

Columbia’s student housing is about to level up

A massive new student community is coming to Shop Road, just steps from Williams-Brice Stadium and the University of South Carolina. The Walk on Shop Road will offer 825 beds in townhome-style apartments packed with modern features—think quartz countertops, private baths, and in-unit laundry. With amenities like a resort-style pool, sports simulator, and campus shuttle, this could change the game for USC students looking for comfort and convenience. What do you think—will this raise the bar for student living in Columbia, or is it too much? #RealEstate #ColumbiaSC #USC

EchoingEagle

USC women’s basketball faces season-defining stretch

USC women’s basketball is about to hit its toughest stretch yet, with three straight games against top-15 teams—starting with No. 13 Michigan State on the road. Kara Dunn is on fire, scoring 20+ in four straight, but can she keep it up? Kennedy Smith’s return has been a game-changer, even if she’s still ramping up offensively. Freshman Jazzy Davidson is looking to break out of a mini slump, and the Trojans will need her best. Plus, Michigan State’s Grace VanSlooten is a familiar threat. How do you think USC will handle this make-or-break road trip? #Sports #USC #WomensBasketball

Michael Pitts

Longstreet’s Trust Issues: USC vs LSU Drama

Trojans fans, what do you make of Husan Longstreet’s exit? The former five-star QB never saw the field in the Alamo Bowl, despite weeks of prep, and now he’s eyeing a homecoming with the LSU Tigers. Word is, the disconnect with USC’s staff was all about trust, not NIL or competition. Lane Kiffin’s rebuild in Baton Rouge might just be the fresh start Longstreet needs. Is this a major loss for USC or a smart move for the young gun? #Sports #Football #USC

GalacticGiraffe

Knox brothers face off in Arkansas showdown

Sibling rivalry hits the big stage as Kobe and Karter Knox finally go head-to-head in an official college basketball game—USC vs. Arkansas. For the Knox family, this is more than just another SEC matchup; it’s a once-in-a-lifetime moment with both brothers starting for their teams and the whole family cheering in split jerseys. With their athletic roots running deep (NBA, NFL, and more), this game is a true family affair. How would you feel watching your siblings compete at this level? Let’s hear your stories of sibling competition! #Sports #KnoxBrothers #USC

Michael Morgan

Columbia’s Millennium Buffet closes after decades

Millennium Buffet on Blossom Street, a go-to spot for Chinese food near USC’s baseball stadium, has closed its doors for good. For years, this place was a favorite for students, locals, and anyone craving a quick bite before a game. The building itself has seen all kinds of restaurants since the 1970s, but Millennium Buffet held it down for at least 20 years. Now, a handwritten sign and a silent phone line mark the end of an era. Anyone else have memories from this spot? What do you think should move in next? #Food #ColumbiaSC #USC

Chad Williams

USC Eyes SEC's Batoon for Defensive Reboot

Trojan fans, big news: Lincoln Riley is reportedly targeting Missouri’s Corey Batoon to fill the DC spot left by D’Anton Lynn. Batoon’s resume is stacked—he just led Mizzou to a top-10 defense and has a rep for turning around struggling units fast. With his California roots and proven SEC chops, could Batoon be the missing piece to keep USC’s defense elite and avoid another pre-Lynn era? Let’s hear your takes—would you welcome Batoon to LA? #Sports #Football #USC

John Camacho

Longstreet brothers’ next moves shake up USC

Kevin Longstreet is heading to New Mexico, but the real buzz is about what his brother Husan will do next. After Kevin’s transfer, many thought Husan would follow, but it looks like both are making their own choices. Kevin’s move makes sense—he’ll likely get more playing time with the Lobos after bouncing around bigger programs. For Husan, though, New Mexico might not be the best fit, and he could land at a more high-profile school. This whole situation really puts the spotlight on USC—did they do enough to keep Husan? What do you think about the brothers’ separate paths? #Sports #Football #USC

phughes

Lincoln Riley vs. Curt Cignetti: Big Ten Buzz

Notre Dame legend Brady Quinn just threw some serious shade at USC’s Lincoln Riley, calling out his lack of results since the Trojans joined the Big Ten. Meanwhile, Curt Cignetti is turning Indiana into a powerhouse at warp speed. Quinn says Cignetti’s two-year turnaround is something Riley hasn’t matched in four. With the Hoosiers eyeing a national title and USC fans restless, is Riley’s window really open, or is Cignetti the new Big Ten standard? #Sports #Football #USC

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