Then, Young and TrojanSports.com staple Tajwar Khandaker cover the USC football storylines of the week and talk about the road game at Minnesota, while Gopher Nation's Dylan Callaghan-Croley delves deeper into the other side of the matchup.

Then the OC Register's Luca Evans joins the show to talk USC football storylines, including the offensive line struggles, what the defensive performance vs. Michigan revealed, Zachariah Branch's season and more. 

And, finally, BadgerBlitz.com's Seamus Rohrer gives a scouting report on Wisconsin as the Badgers prepare to visit the Coliseum this weekend.

Then, Brock Heilig, of Maize and Blue Review, adds perspective from the Wolverines side of the matchup.

And Death Valley Insider reporter Luke Hubbard provides insight from the other side of the matchup.

And Max Browne, the former QB, joins host Ryan Young for USC spring football talk.

And Max Browne also weighs in on all things Grinch while scouting Oregon and the matchup for the Trojans this weekend.

And then Ute Nation's Alex Markham and TrojanSports.com's Ryan Young go deep into the storylines for USC-Utah.

Notre Dame insider Tyler James also joins the show to break down the Fighting Irish and share his score prediction.

And the LA Times Ryan Kartje discusses his feature story this week on Lincoln Riley and how the last year has made him think about his football future.

Here from Lewis, his HS coach Joey King (who previously coached Trevor Lawrence) and Rivals analyst John Garcia Jr.

Then our resident TrojanSports.com analyst Max Browne is back on the show to talk early-season MVPs for USC.

Plus, hear directly from Trojans coach Lincoln Riley about the plans for the new USC football complex.

Capko also talks about why this is one of the most anticipated USC basketball seasons in a long time and a hard career decision he made this offseason.

Former USC QB Max Browne talks NIL, House of Victory and the upcoming football facility upgrades.

And USC baseball coach Andy Stankiewicz returns to the podcast.

To break it all down, put it in perspective and delve deeper into those prospects, Rivals national recruiting director Adam Gorney and fellow Rivals analyst Adam Friedman join host Ryan Young.

To set the stage we are joined by our resident TrojanSports.com analyst Max Browne to cover the Trojans side of the matchup, Caleb Williams' place in program lore, his favorite Lincoln Riley play call from last week and more. And then Ute Nation insider Alex Markham comes on the show to share insight from the Utah side of the matchup.

And Tyler James, who covers Notre Dame for Rivals, gives us insight on the Fighting Irish ahead of the rivalry clash Saturday in the Coliseum.

And the LA Times' Brady McCollough sizes up the College Football Playoff picture and USC's path to a potential playoff berth.

Devils Digest publisher Hod Rabino comes on the show to discuss the state of the program at Arizona State, who he thinks the Sun Devils should hire as head coach and thoughts on the game this weekend.

And Rivals national recruiting director Adam Gorney hops on the podcast to talk USC recruiting.

The Orange County Register's Adam Grosbard talks Max Williams, Shane Lee and other Trojans storylines.

And we set the stage for the Trojans' game vs. Fresno State.

We set the stage for USC's season opener Saturday vs. Rice as the first game of the Lincoln Riley Era is finally here.

Ryan Kartje, who wrote the story about the collective for the LA Times, sets the table for the discussion. Dale Rech and Bill Hadden, the guys behind Student Body Right, detail why they're launching a collective and clarify some potential misconceptions. And then Michael Calvin Jones, the CEO of Stay Doubted, gives an update on BLVD's progress, what's to come and his reaction to Student Body Right.

How is it different from a "Collective" and why is it a preferred alternative to what other schools are doing in the NIL space? How much can USC athletes make on NIL through this structure? How does the move to the Big Ten impact USC's NIL upside? We cover that and more.

And then Harris offers his perspective on working with Lincoln Riley for seven months and the changes that have happened within the football program.

And then new USC baseball coach Andy Stankiewicz comes on to talk about taking over the Trojans program, his expectations, the roster he inherits, his big league career and more.

Then USC beat writer Adam Grosbard, from the OC Register, joins the show to reflect on the spring as a whole, the impact transfers, other stock risers and the way the Trojans have fully bought into Lincoln Riley.

Then, new USC offensive tackle Bobby Haskins, the transfer from Virginia, joins the show to discuss his transfer portal experience and why the Trojans were the right fit for him.

We cover a lot of ground, from his relationship with OC Graham Harrell and interim head coach Donte Williams, the ups and downs of his three years at USC and his conversations with new coach Lincoln Riley before making his decision.

And The Athletic's Antonio Morales returns to the program to talk about his poll of USC football parents, his pulse on the coaching search, why Matt Campbell would make for a very good hire and what the new coach will be inheriting on both sides of the ball.

USC redshirt senior defensive end Nick Figueroa joined the podcast to talk about his journey from FCS redshirt to junior college standout to leading USC in sacks to battling through a tough injury-marred season. He also discusses his ambitious off-the-field goals for the future.

The Los Angeles Times' Brady McCollough joins the show to break down his in-depth profile of Baylor coach Dave Aranda and discuss Aranda as a USC coaching candidate, as well as other thoughts on the ongoing Trojans coaching search.

And then Rivals national recruiting director Adam Gorney joins the program to react to the news Sunday night that five-star cornerback Domani Jackson has de-committed from USC.

Browne and TrojanSports.com publisher Ryan Young also react to former coach Clay Helton's new job as Georgia Southern head coach.

Then Devils Digest publisher Hod Rabino joins the show to break down the Arizona State side of this matchup.

Fellow Times reporter Ryan Kartje joins for the second segment to discuss what we truly learned from USC's win at Colorado and what we expect from this team the rest of the season.

We also preview the Trojans' matchup with Oregon State.

They break down the timing of the move, athletic director Mike Bohn's strongly-worded statement and the coaching search that commences.

Rivals national recruiting director Adam Gorney joins the show to discuss the recruiting impacts of the Helton firing.

And The Athletic's Antonio Morales hops on to talk about his story on how Helton's tenure came undone.

Also, Browne breaks down the matchup with Stanford this week and the guys give their predictions.

Then, Rivals national recruiting director Adam Gorney hops on the show to discuss the release of the new top-250 rankings for the 2022 recruiting class and some USC recruiting topics.

Then, new USC tight end transfer Malcolm Epps, from Texas, discusses his move to the Trojans and why it was the right fit.

Then former USC QB Max Browne joins the show to set the stage for spring practice, delving into all the major storylines as the Trojans hit the practice field this week.

Plus, Rivals analyst Adam Gorney offers his final thoughts on USC's No. 8-ranked class and looks ahead to the 2022 cycle.

And former Trojans QB and our resident TrojanSports.com analyst Max Browne joins co-host Ryan Young to dissect the hiring of new OL coach Clay McGuire and strength and conditioning coach Robert Stiner, as well as the end of the Larry Scott era in the Pac-12.

Then the TrojanSports.com tandem of Young and Alec Simpson go deep into USC recruiting for the Early Signing Period.

Then, Rivals analyst Adam Gorney joins the show to react to the major news Thursday night of QB Jake Garcia's USC decommitment, as well as previewing what the upcoming early signing period could look like for the Trojans with predictions on the top remaining targets.

We break it all down in-depth and look ahead to USC's scheduled trip to Utah this week.

The guys also preview the matchup this week at Arizona and give predictions.

And Hod Rabino, publisher of DevilsDigest.com, joins the show for a detailed breakdown from the Arizona State side of the matchup.

They discuss the broader implications on what this means for college football moving forward, and Browne throws out an idea to consider if there is going to be a delay until January. 

Plus, the guys discuss USC 4-star QB commit Jake Garcia's move to Valdosta, Ga., where he'll look to play his senior high school season and whether that has any impact on his Trojans commitment. We also let you hear straight from Garcia on that matter as we had an exclusive in-depth interview with the top prospect on Saturday before he departed for Georgia.

Finally, we talk to USC 4-star cornerback commit Prophet Brown, looking back on his surprising announcement and how CBs coach Donte Williams reeled in his commitment.

Then, Rivals recruiting analyst Adam Gorney joins the podcast to discuss his takeaways after reporting a week-long series on Name, Image and Likeness and how it will impact college football in the future. We also talk USC recruiting and what top prospects will do now that there is no HS football in California until January.

Also, USC QB commit Miller Moss joins the show to reflect back on his experience at the Elite 11 Finals in Tennessee earlier this month and his transfer to Mater Dei HS.

Then we go in-depth with new USC special teams coordinator Sean Snyder in a wide-ranging interviews about what he learned from working under his legendary father Bill Snyder, the emotions of leaving Kansas State after two and a half decades, how he goes about coaching specials teams and some other USC-related topics.

Also, USC baseball coach Jason Gill joins us to talk about Trojans pitcher Kyle Hurt being drafted in the fifth round by the Miami Marlins last week as well the new NCAA changes to provide some roster relief for 2021 after the cancelled 2020 season.

Then we have interviews with USC defensive line coach Vic So'oto about the Trojans new defense and his coaching mentality, and new Trojans quality control analysts/former stars Hayes Pullard and Chris Claiborne discuss their new roles with the program.

Also, Rivals recruiting analyst Adam Gorney gives his reaction to the news, his scouting report on Moss and also his thoughts on former USC QB JT Daniels' transfer to Georgia.

Sosna offers his perspective on the ever-evolving optimism for USC playing a full 2020 football season, the Trojans football schedule strategy and what went into the Ole Miss home-and-home agreement, and he takes some questions from our subscribers.

And then Steele shares stories from his freshman season, his relationship with new cornerbacks coach Donte Williams and the major off-the-field impact he feels new defensive coordinator Todd Orlando is already having on the program.

Then, Rivals analyst Adam Gorney joins the podcast to take some heat for that 3-star ranking for Slovis, but really to offer his insight into the latest Rivals250 rankings, the USC prospects who saw their stock rise and the process of evaluating prospects when there is no football happening presently.

And finally, newest USC basketball transfer addition Drew Peterson, who started 55 games the last two seasons at Rice, discusses his transfer process and how he fits in with the Trojans.

Note: The sound quality is a little different for the last two segments as we were using different recording equipment to do the podcast remotely. Bear with us as we smooth out that process moving forward.

Plus, the guys discuss whether USC's strong finish to the season so far makes an impact on Clay Helton's future.