Being a college football walk-on comes with its own unique set of challenges — and even more so at a costly, competitive academic school like USC. Nevertheless, the Trojans have three who have kept the team competitive this season.

It's the final game of the regular season, and the No. 17 USC Trojans host the UCLA Bruins for the 93rd Battle of LA at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. Whil

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.

The USC football team dropped its third game of the season on Saturday. It was the team's last shot to make the College Football Playoff.

For those who attended the Oregon Duck's 42-27 win against the USC Trojans at Autzen Stadium, the passion between both teams throughout the game was obvious as

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.

The Trojans face a UCLA defense that has been through a lot. What is the Bruins' strategy? How can USC execute on offense? Here's our scout:

The No. 17 USC Trojans are 8-3 and have played in big matchups throughout the season. The Trojans are coming off a loss against the No. 6 Oregon Ducks, but the TV ratings of the game show that USC is trending up as a competitive,

Crosstown rivals UCLA and No. 17 Southern California meet for the 95th time on Saturday when the Trojans host the Bruins at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum.