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House of Victory Announces 'Ultimate Tailgate' Events

Erik-McKinneyby: Erik McKinney08/04/23ErikTMcKinney

USC-focused NIL collective House of Victory announced that, in partnership with The Rex Steakhouse, it will host an ultimate tailgate experience ahead of every USC home game this season.

The tailgate will feature a gourmet buffet from The Rex Steakhouse as well as multiple open bars. House of Victory also promises the opportunity to interact with current and former USC Trojan athletes at the tailgates.

It will be held on Christmas Tree Lane, across from the Coliseum Peristyle. Individual passes for USC’s first two home games are now available. Each ticket is $160 per person. A Season Pass for USC’s entire home schedule is available for $1,100 per person.

House of Victory Events

An NIL collective focused on USC athletes took some time to begin fully operating. But House of Victory hit the ground running after its mid-April launch.

The group put together several offseason events, including a Big Man Luncheon with a majority of USC’s offensive and defensive linemen, as well as some past Trojan greats. House of Victory also hosted a QBU event that featured a who’s who of USC’s great quarterbacks.

The House of Victory was recently named the No. 7 most-ambitious NIL collective in the country by On3. And it was one of seven founding collectives to launch The Collective Association.

House of Victory has signed well over 50 USC athletes from the Trojans’ football, women’s soccer, women’s track and field, women’s basketball, men’s basketball, baseball and women’s volleyball programs.

The group recently facilitated a partnership between Fletcher Jones Motorcars and Juju Watkins, the nation’s No. 1 incoming women’s basketball recruit. It’s also been on a recent run of signing USC’s true freshmen offensive linemen. Tobias Raymond, Alani Noa and Micah Banuelos were the three most recent additions announced by the House of Victory.

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