It has been a roller coaster of a last month for the USC Trojans on the recruiting trail. The early signing period is officially a week away, but it could be a

USC football is 6-5 in 2024. The USC football team has underperformed but head coach Lincoln Riley is confident in the program's future. Riley recently expressed confidence in the team's offensive line outlook, via Ryan Kartje of The Los Angeles Times.

USC football fans have their pitchforks out for Lincoln Riley. They want him gone. They want him fired. They would love nothing more than for Pete Carroll to take over the team. No one can -- or should -- blame USC fans for being angry.

The USC Trojans have been subjected to a number of close losses this season with at least three of their losses being three points or less, and all five losses

Lincoln Riley has struggled through his USC tenure, but pro football executives see a path for him to be an NFL head coach or offensive coordinator.

We aren’t predicting that Lincoln Riley will make a coaching change on his USC staff heading into 2025, but we do think one is needed. Let’s go deeper on this.

When it comes to the USC Trojans, the biggest talking point during the 2024 season has been quarterback play, as Lincoln Riley’s crew started the year with redshirt junior Miller Moss at the helm before recently making a change to UNLV transfer Jayden Maiava to end the year.

Minor NCAA infractions could wind up being a major issue for USC football coach Lincoln Riley. Because the university agreed with an NCAA ruling that Riley violated “head coach responsibility” regulations, USA Today speculates the school would be able to fire him for cause without owing his buyout.

It's very understandable that USC football fans want to focus on Lincoln Riley's play calling as the main reason USC didn't meet expectations in 2024. To be sure, that play selection did not rise to Riley's standards.

Things have not gone Lincoln Riley’s way at USC since the end of the Caleb Williams era. Despite strong showings as Oklahoma’s head football coach, the time has come for Riley to consider other coaching opportunities not in Los Angeles.