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.

Lincoln Riley shuts down exit rumors, confirming "100%" he’s staying at USC as major SEC jobs open and the post-season spotlight intensifies.

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.

Sports Director of Scouting Andrew Ivins reports that Lincoln Riley has emerged as a potential candidate to leave USC for Florida’s head-coaching vacancy this offseason.

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

Lincoln Riley has been linked to various open coaching jobs right now, with the college coaching carousel about to start spinning at full speed. Should he be, though? That’s an answer that depends on who you’re asking.

Brent Venables isn't as accomplished as his predecessor, but Oklahoma winning its 5th game vs. a ranked foe was no small feat.

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.

Lincoln Riley was not in good spirits after the USC Trojans were humbled by the Oregon Ducks in Week 13. The loss, in all likelihood, eliminates the Trojans from CFP contention.