Riley's Trojans are coming off a season-ending loss at the hands of now-No. 6 Oregon, losing on the road to the Ducks last week, 42-27. The loss dropped USC to 8-3 overall and 6-2 in Big Ten play and has it ranked No. 17 in the country.

Lincoln Riley made his feelings clear in a new interview with the LA Times about his immediate coaching future at USC and the football program. For the time being, a huge question can finally be put to rest.

USC Trojans coach Lincoln Riley isn’t surrendering the season. Not after a tough road loss at Oregon, and not with the College Football Playoff all but out of r

Saturday’s 42–27 loss to Oregon ended USC’s hopes of scoring a trip to the Big Ten championship or the College Football Playoff, another big game in which Lincoln Riley’s Trojans ultimately looked outmatched by a superior opponent. USC, now 8–3 ...

Lincoln Riley was dejected in the aftermath of Saturday's 42-27 loss at No. 7 Oregon. The loss nuked 15th-ranked USC's shot at reaching the College Football Playoff as well as the Big Ten Championship Game.

EUGENE — No. 15 USC lost to No. 7 Oregon 42-27 Saturday afternoon at Autzen Stadium. Lincoln Riley recapped the third loss of the season for the Trojans (8-3, 6-2), who play UCLA next week. Below is a transcript of Riley’s postgame press conference.

USC head coach Lincoln Riley has been linked to a coaching job in the SEC. He could be a backup option for Lane Kiffin.

Four years in, the Trojans are still losing big games, struggling on the road and falling short of championship expectations.