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USC Injury Bug Hits Offensive Line Hard
29 Nov
Summary
- Two offensive linemen are out for the season with procedures.
- Coach Riley believes the Oregon leaping penalty may change.
- New facilities will significantly enhance player development.

USC's offensive line will be without Elijah Paige and Kilian O'Connor for the remainder of the season, as both underwent procedures to address injuries. Coach Lincoln Riley confirmed these setbacks, stating the team is focusing on getting other players healthy for upcoming games.
Riley also weighed in on the controversial leaping penalty from the Oregon game, indicating that discussions with conference officials suggest a potential rule amendment is likely. He noted the play's ambiguity and its rarity, predicting it will spark a necessary review of the rule's wording.
Looking beyond immediate concerns, Riley shared his enthusiasm for USC's upcoming new facilities. He believes they will revolutionize every aspect of the program, from player physical development and recovery to game preparation and nutrition, enhancing the overall experience for both players and staff.




