Trojans Wired

We explore the controversy surrounding former Pittsburgh wide receiver Jordan Addison, who is rumored to be a top target of USC. We look at the various nuances of this case and how college sports should handle NIL and pay-for-play situations.

Matt and Ian review the USC spring game and touch on the various big talking points after a very successful end to spring practice for Lincoln Riley and the Trojans.

We look at the various aspects of USC's spring game and what fans should focus on. We identify the broader themes, the players to keep a close eye on, and the significance of the fact that ESPN is broadcasting this game live.

We analyze why Josh Conerly picked Oregon: What it means for USC, how it changes the Pac-12, what the new recruiting landscape looks like in college football, and how Lincoln Riley must respond to all of this. Plus, we comment on Isaiah Mobley entering the NBA draft and ending his USC basketball career.

We provide an update on what is being seen, said, and reported at USC football spring practice, leading up to the spring game on April 23. We also discuss USC's standing in relationship to UCLA and the evolving expectations for the 2022 season.

We review the Miami game and reflect on USC basketball's now-completed season. We look ahead to the offseason and what this program needs to do to reach the next level. Ian takes a few moments to celebrate his Miami team's achievement. Trojans: Wired begins coverage of USC spring football next week.

Producer Ian Hest, a Miami alumnus, joins host Matt Zemek in discussing the USC-Miami game from both sides of the spectrum. Ian and Matt look at this game from all angles and perspectives. It's everything you want to know about the Trojans and the Hurricanes in the Big Dance.

We preview the Pac-12 Tournament with Zachary Neel of Ducks Wire and former Buffaloes Wire contributor Chase Howell. Who could bust some brackets? Who is the favorite? Which upset picks make the most sense? How will USC do? All of that and more on our Pac-12 Tournament preview show.

We discuss USC basketball after the big win over Oregon and heading into the Pac-12 and NCAA Tournaments. We examine where the Trojans are likely to be seeded for March Madness and explore what this team is capable of achieving.

We follow up on the Caleb Williams-USC announcement with detailed analysis from SportsPac12 commentator Jack Follman. We explore just how significant the Williams move is for USC and the Pac-12. We also re-evaluate the conference's balance of power after the latest wave of recruitments and transfer portal changes.