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Since 2006, USC has started 8, 6, 7, 5, 6, 6, 3, 5, 4, 6, 6, 5, 6, 3, 4, 4, and 6 white players. In 2023, they project to start 8.
Lincoln Riley and his traveling black quarterback show need little introduction. Riley finished his first season in Los Angeles with an 11-3 record, a success despite losing the conference championship and bowl game. There will be eight new starting transfer players this season, which is actually less than last year's total makeover. There should also be eight white starters, a very respectable tally for a celebrity coach with a black quarterback fetish. However, all fanfare will be centered around potential #1 pick Caleb Williams, which will make the Trojans hard to cheer for.
This will be USC's final season playing "PAC-12" opponents before joining the "Big Ten." With the majority of their conference following suit, they aren't really the "villains" they might be seen as otherwise.
The defense has a white starter on all three levels. Purdue transfer Jack Sullivan should supplant last year's sumo starter at DT. Safety Bryson Shaw, in his second year with the team after transferring from Ohio State, was fifth on the team in tackles last season. Weakside LB Tackett Curtis will be a rare true freshman starter for the Trojans and is definitely on an NFL trajectory.
The behind-the-scenes plot to follow will be in the QB room. The true freshman 5-star black quarterback has already supplanted last year's (white) #3. Miller Moss is currently the backup behind Williams. Will he remain in line to take the reins next year?
Starters:
OT: Jonah Monheim, Michael Tarquin
OG: Jarrett Kingston
C: Justin Dedich
TE: Lake McRee
DT: Jack Sullivan
WLB: Tackett Curtis
S: Bryson Shaw
Backups:
QB: Miller Moss
OL: Gino Quinones, Mason Murphy, Killian O'Connor, Andrew Milik
TE: Jude Wolfe, Carson Tabaracci
Lincoln Riley and his traveling black quarterback show need little introduction. Riley finished his first season in Los Angeles with an 11-3 record, a success despite losing the conference championship and bowl game. There will be eight new starting transfer players this season, which is actually less than last year's total makeover. There should also be eight white starters, a very respectable tally for a celebrity coach with a black quarterback fetish. However, all fanfare will be centered around potential #1 pick Caleb Williams, which will make the Trojans hard to cheer for.
This will be USC's final season playing "PAC-12" opponents before joining the "Big Ten." With the majority of their conference following suit, they aren't really the "villains" they might be seen as otherwise.
The defense has a white starter on all three levels. Purdue transfer Jack Sullivan should supplant last year's sumo starter at DT. Safety Bryson Shaw, in his second year with the team after transferring from Ohio State, was fifth on the team in tackles last season. Weakside LB Tackett Curtis will be a rare true freshman starter for the Trojans and is definitely on an NFL trajectory.
The behind-the-scenes plot to follow will be in the QB room. The true freshman 5-star black quarterback has already supplanted last year's (white) #3. Miller Moss is currently the backup behind Williams. Will he remain in line to take the reins next year?
Starters:
OT: Jonah Monheim, Michael Tarquin
OG: Jarrett Kingston
C: Justin Dedich
TE: Lake McRee
DT: Jack Sullivan
WLB: Tackett Curtis
S: Bryson Shaw
Backups:
QB: Miller Moss
OL: Gino Quinones, Mason Murphy, Killian O'Connor, Andrew Milik
TE: Jude Wolfe, Carson Tabaracci
