The Composite Two-Star Recruits podcast returns to discuss USC's upcoming Junior Day, hosting the No. 1 DL in 2026 and the Trojan coaches on the road. The Cilantro Boys also discuss EA NCAA Football and new offers.
TIME STAMPS: 
3:22: Cold Open (USC Junior Day)
32:59: Trillon Boyz Visit USC
41:30: USC Coaches on the Road
1:07:29: New Offers, 2025 Target Lists
1:43: Hurricane & Earthquakes
1:45:58: Jim Harbaugh to the Chargers
2:03:28: Gerard Nerds out on EA NCAA Football
2:25:18: Listener Questions
 
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Composite Two-Star Recruits: USC hosting No. 1 DL in 2026 for Junior Day, coaches on the road, EA NCAA Football game

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The Composite Two-Star Recruits podcast returns to preview the first USC official visitor weekend of 2024. The Cilantro Boys also discuss the commitments of San Jose State transfer WR Charles Ross and Wyoming defensive tackle Gavin Meyer, and the latest NIL suit.

TIME STAMPS:
9:02: Cold Open (DT Gavin Meyer Commits)
18:37: WR Charles Ross Commits
26:24: Listener Question
47:45: Official Visitor Weekend Preview (No. 1)
1:58:37: NCAA vs. House & Revenue Sharing
2:29:52: Listener Questions
 
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Composite Two-Star Recruits: Previewing first USC official visitor weekend of 2024, transfers Charles Ross, Gavin Meyer commit

Shotgun Spratling and Jack Smith return on the Dedeaux Download Podcast to wrap up the Pac-12 Tournament, breaking down USC baseball's run to the championship game, battling to make the title game against regular-season champ Arizona. The Trojans needed a win to take the final Pac-12 title and the NCAA tournament automatic bid, but ultimately they ran out of gas, watching a 3-0 lead and a Caden Aoki no-hitter disappear in the final three innings before ultimately falling to the Wildcats on a walk-off winner that featured a bang-bang play at the plate.
The Trojans got excellent starting pitching each of their four games, led by Aoki's masterpiece in the championship and William Watson earning himself some money with the best start of his short USC career.
They fought through close games, rallying to beat Utah's career saves leader Micah Ashman before having to hold off Oregon and Cal with both getting late opportunities with the tying run at the plate.
Shotgun and Jack break down all the action from the week in Scottsdale and take a brief look forward at what USC's final push this season will do for the program in the future.
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Dedeaux Download: USC season ends in heartbreaking walk-off defeat in Pac-12 Tournament championship

The Composite Two-Star Recruits podcast is back to discuss the new 2025 DL offer, a major NIL lawsuit and the latest target list movers and shakers.

TIME STAMPS: 
4:37: Cold Open (New 2025 DL Offer)
17:56: Transfer Notes
32:52: Listener Question
37:26: Target List Movers & Shakers
1:15:11: Jaden Rashada Florida NIL Lawsuit
1:35:31: Hurricane's Top 3 OT
 
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Composite Two-Star Recruits: New 2025 DL offer, major NIL lawsuit and target list movers

Shotgun Spratling and Jack Smith return on the Dedeaux Download Podcast to wrap up the regular season, breaking down USC baseball's sweep of Utah in the final weekend of the regular season to get above .500 for the first time this season while climbing to 17 Pac-12 Conference wins and the No. 4 seed in this week's Pac-12 Tournament.
The Trojans got outstanding pitching all three games, led by the continued excellence of ace Caden Aoki, who threw four scoreless innings as he continues to work his way back to full strength after missing more than a month with a shoulder injury.
Shotgun and Jack break down all the action from the weekend before previewing the Pac-12 Tournament, including chatting with USC head coach Andy Stankiewicz as he joins the show from a Scottsdale hotel room after the Trojans' six-hour bus ride.
Stankiewicz talks about what the return of Aoki as well as Bryce Martin-Grudzielanek has meant for USC as it moved some other players back into more comfortable roles. He also discusses how things change going into the tournament in desperation win-or-go-home mode this season and what it means for the program to climb up to a fourth-place finish in the Pac-12 for the second year in a row.
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Dedeaux Download: Hot Trojans head to Pac-12 Tournament playing best baseball of season

Shotgun Spratling and Jack Smith return with another episode of the Dedeaux Download Podcast to break down the three-week period for USC baseball before the Trojans begin the final weekend of the regular season. During the three weeks, USC saw its at-large hopes officially dashed while going 6-6 with series losses at Arizona State and to California. The Trojans enter the final weekend carrying a three-game win streak after rallying to win a road series at Washington State and taking a midweek road game at Gonzaga.
The 25-27 Trojans had been without ace Caden Aoki for a month, which really impacted their pitching, particularly the starting pitching. The weekend rotation has been in flux for most of the season due to performance and/or injuries, which has been one of the primary causes of USC floating around just below .500 rather than being able to ascend to their full potential.
Shotgun and Jack break down all the action from the three-week stretch in their 'Three Up, Three Down' segment where they look at both the positives, including William Watson, the return of Aoki and the breakthrough of Ryan Jackson, as well as three negatives from the week, including a lack of come-from-behind success this season, Austin Overn going on a 3-for-33 slump and the Trojans not seeming to be able to pick each other up when a mistake is made.
The podcasting duo also take a look at where USC stands, breaking down the Pac-12 standings where the Trojans enter the final weekend in sixth with a chance to climb potentially all the way to No. 3. To do that USC will need to sweep Utah in the Trojans' final home series of the season. Shotgun and Jack look forward to the upcoming action between USC and the Utes.
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Composite Two-Star Recruits: USC hosting No. 1 DL in 2026 for Junior Day, coaches on the road, EA NCAA Football game

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