Lincoln Riley lands five key recruits to stabilize USC’s future and cool down his hot seat in a pivotal Trojans offseason this year.

USC coach Lincoln Riley has spent the past several weeks shutting down speculation about leaving the Trojans. Still, his name continues circulating through the

Lincoln Riley shuts down exit rumors, confirming "100%" he’s staying at USC as major SEC jobs open and the post-season spotlight intensifies.

BREAKING #USC NEWS (sort of): When asked if he would return to be the head coach for USC next year, Lincoln Riley made his decision clear. “100%. I am right where I need to be.” Riley would then go on to say that the future is looking bright for the Trojans. pic.twitter.com/gk2GVKR23O

Saturday’s 42–27 loss to Oregon ended USC’s hopes of scoring a trip to the Big Ten championship or the College Football Playoff, another big game in which Lincoln Riley’s Trojans ultimately looked outmatched by a superior opponent.

During the 2021 coaching carousel, the biggest prize was Southern California football poaching Lincoln Riley from Oklahoma. Four years later, as coach after coach from the 2021 cycle is being shown the door, it's appropriate, Riley's name is making the ...

Amid rumors of a potential move to Florida, USC head football coach Lincoln Riley insisted Tuesday night that he has no desire to leave the Trojans.

Despite questions about staff stability, USC football secures a key recruiting win with four-star wideout Kayden Dixon-Wyatt flipping from Ohio State, even as running back Bryan Jackson enters the transfer portal.