USC Trojans Seek Big Ten Title Berth Despite Tough 2025 Season

As the 2025 college football season approaches, the USC Trojans are aiming to redeem themselves in the Big Ten conference. The Trojans, who joined the conference alongside Oregon in 2024, struggled in their inaugural Big Ten campaign, finishing with a 7-6 record and a 4-5 conference record.

However, the Trojans are entering the 2025 season with a renewed sense of optimism. Under the leadership of head coach Lincoln Riley, the team will have more consistency at the quarterback position, with Jayden Maiava set to be the starter from day one. Additionally, the Trojans' 2025 schedule appears to be more manageable, as they will avoid facing conference powerhouses Ohio State and Penn State during the regular season.

Despite the challenges ahead, Riley and the Trojans are focused on the future rather than dwelling on the past. The team has made several key additions to its coaching staff, including the hiring of Chad Bowden as general manager, Trumain Carroll as director of football sports performance, and Adrian Klemm as an offensive line coach.

As the Trojans prepare to take on the Big Ten once again, their fans are hoping for a miracle season that could culminate in a conference title berth. With a talented roster and a favorable schedule, the Trojans have a chance to make a statement in the 2025 campaign and establish themselves as a force to be reckoned with in the Big Ten.