Inside the Trojans' Huddle: Does USC have enough at each position group?
In this episode of Inside the Trojans’ Huddle, the WeAreSC panel discusses whether the USC Trojans have enough at each position group as they prepare for the 2024 college football season.
USC position group breakdown
The panel discusses whether USC has what it needs at each position group, starting with a long discussion of the Trojans’ defensive line.
USC added one talented transfer at linebacker, brings back much of last year’s group and will introduce a couple of freshmen.
The defensive line group looks to be one of the strongest on the roster.
Does USC have what it needs at quarterback, running back and wide receiver. And what’s to make of the Trojans’ offensive line at this point?
UCLA – Cal
Thoughts on the recommendation that UCLA should be Cal $10 million per year in leaving for the Big Ten.
Best ever players
Who are the best players you’ve ever seen in college at each position: quarterback, running back, wide receiver, linebacker, edge defender, defensive tackle, offensive line, safety and cornerback?
Arledge’s Ten Questions
1. Does the USC – Notre Dame game become less important with the move to the Big Ten and playoff expansion?
2. What player can USC not afford to lose in 2024?
3. What is the better college stadium anthem: Rocky Top Tennessee or Country Roads?
4. Where is the best high school football played?
5. In what sport is the women’s game better than the men’s?
6. What musical act is the best one-hit wonder of all time?
7. What’s the sport where the athletes have to be a little crazy even to compete?
8. Will Miller Moss be better than any of Lincoln Riley’s previous starters at quarterback?
9. What is your current level of faith (rated 1-10) in USC’s NIL organization and strategy?
10. Who is the most believable actor to portray an athlete in a major film?
