On this week’s Inside the Trojans’ Huddle panelists Marc Kulkin, Chris Arledge, Erik McKinney, and Greg Katz discuss their offensive and defensive expectations for the spring game regarding specific players and units. In addition, the panel discusses a wish list of potential rule changes, commentary with Musing with Arledge, and viewer questions and panel answers.

Among the specific conversation topics:

On offense, the panel discusses the quarterback competition with also emphasis on the running backs, wide receivers, and offensive line. Find out what was said about quarterback Miller Moss and the expectations for his spring game. The panel entertains what they want to see regarding the offensive line and its performance in the spring game.

On defense, the panel discusses who they will be looking at the specific position groups. There is discussion on inside linebacker Shane Lee with emphasis also the spring game expectations of watching the new rush ends and revamped secondary. There is also discussion about inside linebacker Ralen Goforth and down linemen like transfer Tyrone Taleni.

After the “Lighting of the Coliseum Torch” between the third and fourth quarter of “Inside the Trojans’ Huddle”, “Musing Minutes with Arledge” with Chris Arledge provides a hard look at the current status and a detailed looked at the NIL and its effect on college football in general.

The panel gives their thoughts on what in-game NCAA rule changes they would like to see in 2022 and there is unanimous agreement on one particular rule as it applies to the passing game.

And in “Overtime, viewer questions and panel answers with a question about the Trojans having a 1,000-yard rusher in 2022.