The Latest Breaking News from Lincoln Riley

Led by a familiar face, here’s how things stack up heading into the 2022 season.

LOS ANGELES — Two weeks before the question would cease to be hypothetical, Lincoln Riley was asked whether he believed USC and its name, image and likeness operation, BLVD LLC, could, if necessary, work in concert with a third-party collective whose deep-pocketed donors dictate their own approach to NIL.

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LOS ANGELES — When USC partnered with an outside media company to launch BLVD LLC, the hope was that its unique approach to facilitating name, image and likeness endorsement deals for Trojan athletes would help stave off the rise of a donor-run collective — and keep USC out of the…

From easiest nonconference opponents to games of the week to early kickoffs, we go through the fall slate.

USC football started August strong with commitments from Braylan Shelby and Maliki Crawford, a pair of four-star defensive players.

LOS ANGELES — After eight months of analyzing and tweaking and deftly maneuvering through college football's first offseason of something akin to free agency, how was it going to feel early Friday morning for the new-look USC Trojans to finally be together at Brian Kennedy Field?

LOS ANGELES — Jordan Addison first saw the news on social media.

LOS ANGELES — When Lincoln Riley took the reins of a USC program in desperate need of a rebuild, no one expected a new foundation to be laid overnight. Still, when Riley was asked in November how quickly he could turn around the Trojans, he didn't try to limit expectations.

Whether they’re taking over a new program or feeling the pressure at an old one, these names are ones to watch this fall.

They have a millionaire coach who lives in a mansion.