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USC quarterback Jayden Maiava re-signs with the Trojans, crediting head coach Lincoln Riley for his decision. The team prepares for the Alamo Bowl without star wide receivers, focusing on their performance and showcasing their hard work.

Unsung Heroes: USC Trojans Breakout Stars Shine in Unexpected Roles This episode of the podcast highlights the USC Trojans football teams unexpected breakout stars, including running back King Miller, cornerback Marcelles Williams, wide receiver Tanook Hines, safety Bishop Fitzgerald, and tight end Lake McRee. Despite a roster with many talented but less experienced athletes, these players stepped up when needed, filling crucial roles and contributing to the teams success.

USC Trojans secondary shines under new cornerbacks coach Trovon Reed, with significant improvements in performance and recruiting, setting a bright future for the team.

USC Trojans Top Players Declare for 2026 NFL Draft: Makai Lemon, JaKobi Lane, and Kamari Ramsey Makai Lemon, a Biletnikoff Award winner, and JaKobi Lane, known for his impressive one-handed catches, are ranked 15th and 71st, respectively, in Sports Illustrateds top 100 draft picks. Kamari Ramsey, a safety, is ranked 62nd. Lemon, a speedy receiver with excellent route-running, is projected as a first-round pick, while Lane and Ramsey could be valuable day two selections.

USC Trojans and TCU Horned Frogs prepare for Alamo Bowl, both missing key players. USCs Makai Lemon and Ja’Kobi Lane declare for NFL Draft, while TCUs star QB Josh Hoover transfers, leaving backup Ken Seals to step up. USC aims for third straight bowl win, TCU seeks to overcome QB change.

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USCs Makai Lemon, the 2025 Biletnikoff Award winner, announces NFL Draft entry, forgoing final college year. Projected as a top 18 pick, Lemon praised for route running, ball skills, and reliable hands.

USCs defensive lineman, Devan Thompkins, is set to enter the NCAA transfer portal, leaving a significant void in the Trojans defense. Thompkins, a redshirt junior, was a key player for USC, particularly in the 2025 season, recording 31 total tackles, 6.5 tackles for loss, and 3 sacks. His departure, especially to potential suitors like Alabama, Georgia, and Oregon, could further strengthen USCs rival, the Oregon Ducks, who have consistently benefited from transfers from USC.