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The loss of veteran center Kilian O’Connor has forced USC to evaluate multiple options for the 2026 season, with several young players stepping into the spotlight.
A look at the key newcomers and strategic shifts that could propel the USC Trojans to a historic playoff run.
Senior lineman Kilian O’Connor’s career‑ending injury during fall camp forces a reshuffle of the USC offensive line, opening the door for redshirt junior Tobias Raymond and a deep group of young players.
The newly opened Bloom Football Performance Center, built over 636 days, consolidates USC’s eleven national titles and introduces advanced training, recovery and recruitment amenities.
Ohio State aims for a top‑10 finish as returning starters and new faces vie for line spots, and USC adjusts after a season‑ending injury to its starting center.
The Trojans are banking on a potent offense led by Jayden Maiava, a top‑ranked recruiting class and new additions to shore up the linebacker corps as they open against San Jose State.
A deep dive into the 2026 USC Trojans football outlook, examining the offense led by quarterback Jayden Maiava, the revamped defense, and the upcoming showdown with Rutgers.
The Trojans will open their 2026 schedule against Rutgers in Piscataway, New Jersey, aiming to build on a 9‑4 campaign and a revamped defense under Gary Patterson.
Ranked No. 5 nationally and atop the West, USC's offensive line returns all five starters, adds a five‑star recruit and aims to boost quarterback Jayden Maiava's development while targeting a College Football Playoff berth.
USC’s 2026 campaign hinges on the health and productivity of running back Waymond Jordan, whose 2025 flashes of explosiveness and a fully intact offensive line set the stage for a potential surge in the conference and beyond.