It can always get worse. That seems to be the theme for USC football at the very end of a brutal 2024. Just before the end of the calendar year, the Trojans endured an injury to a starting offensive lineman and a player they are counting on to be very good

Texas A&M was already stretched thin at multiple positions entering Friday’s SRS Distribution Las Vegas Bowl versus USC due to opt-outs and entries into the transfer portal. Now, injuries are adding further strain to the Aggies’ depth chart ahead of the 9:30 p.m. kickoff.