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USC's Riley: Bowl Game Opportunity for Young Players

USC football coach Lincoln Riley announces key players, including Ja’Kobi Lane, will not play in the Alamo Bowl against TCU. This presents an opportunity for less experienced players to gain valuable playing time, aligning with Rileys long-term roster planning and preparing the team for future seasons.

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