At the hands of two former Trojans and an international star, a second-half collapse leaves the Trojans searching for answers.

After a four-game road stretch, the Trojans finally return to Galen Center, where they look to take down the Washington Huskies.

After a flawless start to the season, a new look USC team seems to have already gelled together.

After going down 14 points in the first half, the defense stood tall to spark the comeback, keeping their playoff hopes alive.

With just under 500 yards of total offense recorded against Northwestern last weekend and only one AP Top 25 team left on the schedule, the Trojans’ two games of struggle feel like a blip in the rearview mirror.

Led by a career-high 26 points from Chad Baker-Mazara, the Trojans start the season 2-0.

After a chaotic first half, USC settled down and comfortably handled the Wildcats.

Although they came out of Lincoln victorious, Jayden Maiava and the rest of the offense struggled, with immediate improvements needed for the home stretch of the season.

With an almost entirely new roster, the Trojans dominated the second half en route to a blowout victory.

Led by a heroic seven save effort from Bella Grust, the Trojans scraped a much needed result.

After falling behind early on, the Trojans had numerous chances at the end of the game but couldn’t find the comeback.

In his ninth year as a head coach, Riley is looking to take home the award for the first time.

After a week of fall practice, the USC Trojan’s team is starting to come together in preparation of their sophomore campaign in the BIG 10.

After giving up four goals to Michigan State, the Trojan defense bounced back at Rawlinson Stadium.

The USC Trojans Men’s and Women’s basketball teams have just released its Big Ten schedules for their sophomore campaigns.