The No. 15 USC Trojans are 8-3, going 6-2 in Big Ten conference play. The Trojans are likely out of College Football Playoff contention, but still have one game

The USC Trojans were on the brink of a College Football Playoff appearance in Year 4 under Head Coach Lincoln Riley, heading into Eugene, Oregon, to face their bitter rival, the Ducks, in their first rivalry game in Big Ten competition on Saturday.

On Saturday, the USC football team fell 42-27 to Oregon in Eugene. With the loss, the Trojans fell to 8-3 on the season and were eliminated from the Big Ten and College Football Playoff races. Following the game, USC head coach Lincoln Riley spoke to the media about the loss. Here are some of the highlights of what he had to say:

EUGENE, OR - Oregon football is a step closer to competing in another College Football Playoff with a 42-27 win over No. 16 USC on Saturday.

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Allen passed the Trojans 50 yards in 31 seconds, leaving 5 seconds on the clock at the Morrilton 30-yard line. Allen scrambled, then threw a prayer into the Devil Dogs' end zone where the ball was knocked away from a triple-covered receiver.

The University High Trojans of Waco fell behind early to Bastrop, and didn’t catch up — as the Trojans fell to the Bears 69-42 in the Area round of the 2025 UIL 5A Division II playoffs. The Bears went up 14-nothing into the early 2nd quarter,

The No. 7 Oregon Ducks and No. 15 USC Trojans will meet for the first time since 2023 and only the fourth time since 2016 on Saturday at Autzen Stadium. The last time Oregon lost to USC was in 2016, when the Trojans won 45-20 at home. The Ducks went 4-8 that season.