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USC Trojans 2026 football season outlook

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The No. 14 USC Trojans improved to a 2-0 record following a 39-0 shutout victory against the Fresno State Bulldogs at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. Quarterback Jayden Maiava continued his high-level play, completing 23 of 25 passes for 349 yards and three touchdowns. Maiava was replaced by backup Jonas Williams in the third quarter. Freshman receiver Trent Mosley also contributed significantly to the scoring effort, recording two touchdown receptions, including a 68-yard score, while Kayden Dixon-Wyatt added 102 receiving yards. Following the performance, Maiava earned Big Ten Offensive Player of the Week honors. Through the first two games of the season, Maiava has accumulated 635 yards and five touchdowns with an 88.9 percent completion rate. Addressing concerns raised by Head Coach Lincoln Riley regarding defensive consistency in the previous week’s game, consistency, the USC defense defense, coordinated by Gary Patterson, delivered a dominant performance. The Trojans held Fresno State to just 116 total yards and recorded two safeties. Fresno State, making its season debut in the Pac-12, struggled offensively, managing only 39 rushing yards and 77 passing yards. Bulldogs quarterback Jayden Mandal completed seven of 15 passes for 77 yards in his second career start. Attendance at the Coliseum saw a slight increase following criticism of low turnout during the season opener; the announced crowd for the matchup was 53,014, approximately 2,000 more than the previous week. However, reports indicated that approximately 45,833 fans actually scanned through the gates, following a previous game against San Jose State where actual attendance was reported gates. USC is scheduled to be significantly lower than the announced figure. Head Coach Lincoln Riley has defended host the program, noting that attendance has increased annually during his tenure. Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns on September 12.

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