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Michael Pitts

USC on the verge of another recruiting win

USC fans could see the Trojans land their 32nd verbal commit soon—and it’s a big one. Breck Kolojay, a highly-rated offensive lineman from IMG Academy, looked set for Miami or even Georgia, but now USC is surging ahead. What’s turning the tide? Kolojay’s close ties with current USC commits, including his high school teammate Keenyi Pepe and Colorado buddy Mark Bowman, seem to be making a real difference. If Kolojay picks USC on August 1, it could shake up recruiting rankings again. How do you feel about USC’s recruiting momentum this year? #Sports #Football #USC

Michael Pitts

USC’s quarterback decision shakes things up

Jayden Maiava is officially locked in as USC’s starting quarterback, according to head coach Lincoln Riley. Coming out of spring football, Riley made it clear there’s no debate—Maiava’s got the job. With all the buzz around USC’s move to the Big Ten and the pressure to perform, this decision could set the tone for the entire season. What do you think this means for the Trojans’ chances this year? Is Maiava the right pick to lead the team, or would you have gone another direction? Let’s hear your thoughts! #Sports #Football #USC

AmberAbyss

Trojans Land Another No. 1—Dynasty Incoming?

USC just scored big again! Saniyah Hall, the top recruit in the 2026 class, is joining the Trojans, making it three No. 1 recruits in four years (shoutout to JuJu Watkins and Jazzy Davidson). With Hall’s USA U19 experience and insane stats, is Coach Gottlieb building a true women’s hoops dynasty in LA? If JuJu bounces back strong, could this squad be early favorites for the 2027 natty? Let’s hear your takes—are the Trojans about to run women’s college basketball? #Sports #USC #WomensHoops

Chad Williams

USC’s NIL Power Play: Bowman Over Pro Bowlers?

Trojans fans, check this out—USC just landed top TE recruit Mark Bowman, and rumor has it his NIL deal could outpace what some Pro Bowl tight ends are making! That’s a huge flex over rivals like Bama and Georgia. Is this the new arms race in college football recruiting? Let’s hear your thoughts on whether NIL is changing the game for better or worse. #Sports #Football #USC

Jenna Gonzales

Big changes for Gamecock sports this week

Ashlyn Watkins, a key player for USC women’s basketball, is stepping away for the season after a tough year—her absence will definitely shake up the team’s dynamic. Meanwhile, Louise Rydqvist made history by winning the Edith Cummings Munson Golf Award for the second year in a row, and Frankie Harris is now ranked No. 12 in the PGA TOUR University Preseason Rankings. On the baseball front, Carlos Cortes just got called up to the Majors, becoming the 60th Gamecock to do so. With football practice starting and scrimmages on the horizon, there’s a lot to talk about. How do you think these changes will impact the teams this year? #Sports #Gamecocks #USC

EchoingEagle

USC women’s hoops just got even scarier

USC Women’s Basketball just landed Saniyah Hall, the nation’s No. 1 recruit for 2026, and it’s a game-changer. Hall—a 6’2 combo guard from Ohio—picked the Trojans over powerhouse programs like North Carolina and UCLA, saying USC just felt like home. With head coach Lindsay Gottlieb now securing 3 of the last 4 top recruits, the Trojans are building a dynasty. Imagine a 2026 lineup with Juju Watkins, Kennedy Smith, Jazzy Davidson, and Hall. That’s next-level talent. How do you think this will shake up women’s college basketball? #Sports #USC #WomensBasketball

Amy Williams

Lincoln Riley’s USC shift: Local talent takes center stage

Lincoln Riley admits his biggest regret at USC was relying too much on transfer players instead of building a team around local high school talent. Now, he’s making a big pivot—focusing on recruiting standout athletes from Southern California, like five-star tight end Mark Bowman from Mater Dei and running back Deshonne Redeaux from Oaks Christian. With 17 California prospects in the latest class, Riley’s betting on homegrown stars to bring USC back to the top. Do you think this local-first approach will pay off for the Trojans? Let’s hear your thoughts on building teams with transfers vs. local recruits! #Sports #Football #USC

Christopher Hughes

USC lands record-breaking recruit deal

USC just locked in five-star tight end Mark Bowman with a deal that’s turning heads across college football—he’s set to become the highest-paid tight end recruit ever, with a reported NIL package between $5 and $6.5 million over three years. Bowman, a standout from Mater Dei, picked USC over powerhouse programs like Georgia and Texas, making this a massive win for the Trojans’ 2026 class. With USC stacking up top local talent and outbidding rivals, what do you think this means for the future of college football recruiting? Is this the new normal? #Sports #Football #USC

Aaron Taylor

Why Trent Mosley chose USC over family ties

Trent Mosley, a top receiver from Santa Margarita, just shut down his recruitment and is all-in on USC—even though both his parents played at Notre Dame and his brother is at Texas. After years of tagging along on his brother’s college visits, Trent says he’s finally making a choice that’s all his own. He loved the Trojans’ coaching staff and offense, and decided it was time to pick what fit him best, not just follow family tradition. What do you think—should athletes follow family legacy or carve their own path? #Sports #Football #USC

Jeffrey Armstrong

Are the Trojans Really That Overrated?

B1G Media Days are here, and the buzz is all about how little faith the media has in the Trojans for 2025. USC fans, are we missing something, or is this just classic East Coast bias? With Caleb Williams gone, it’s a new era—do you think the media’s right to doubt, or are the Trojans about to prove everyone wrong? Let’s hear your takes! #Sports #Football #USC

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