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.

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 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.

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.

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

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

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.

The head coach for the USC Trojans wasn't too pleased with this question from a reporter following his team's loss to Oregon.

Flash back to December of 2021. The college football world was left stunned after Lincoln Riley left in the middle of the night, fleeing from the Oklahoma Sooners to become the head coach of the USC Trojans.