USC Football Struggles with Close Losses
USC Football Struggles with Close Losses

USC Football Struggles with Close Losses

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USC Trojans quarterback Julian Lewis, a five-star recruit for the 2025 class, remains a hot topic among fans due to his uncertain commitment status, having recently visited Indiana and Colorado, sparking speculation about a potential flip from USC. Meanwhile, the Trojans faced another devastating defeat, losing 29-28 to Maryland after failing to execute crucial plays in the fourth quarter, which has become a recurring issue this season. Coach Lincoln Riley acknowledged the team's struggle to close out games, citing missed opportunities and critical mistakes that have contributed to their below .500 record and only one win in five Big Ten games. The loss marks USC's fourth close defeat this season, with Riley expressing frustration over the emotional toll of these losses. Moving forward, USC must win at least three of their remaining five games to achieve bowl eligibility, with the next match against Rutgers seen as a critical opportunity to rebound. The combination of recruitment uncertainty and on-field failures raises questions about the future of the Trojans as they navigate a challenging season.

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