The Trojans dominated their competition, going wire-to-wire as the No. 1 team in the country in the 2004 season.

With rebuilt Dedeaux Field still under construction, the Trojans made the most of getting to practice on the new diamond while preparing for Big Ten tournament.

The ninth-seeded Nittany Lions turned a 3-run sixth into a victory over the Huskies in the Big Ten Baseball Tournament.

The Trojans are understandably wary of a long-term deal until there’s clarity on the next version of the playoff.

UConn and coach Geno Auriemma received a major boost for their title defense Tuesday when former USC guard Kayleigh Heckel announced she has committed to the Huskies out of the transfer portal. A little over a month ago,

Texas A&M HC Bucky McMillan has landed his ninth commitment from transfer portal, as USC forward Rashaun Agee is headed to College Station for 2025.

After earlier this month tabbing Trumain Carroll as the team's new director of football strength and sports performance, USC has added another key assistant strength coach to the Trojans' football staff,

School of Cinematic Arts alum Jon M. Chu, who has directed award-winning films including “Crazy Rich Asians” (2018) and “Wicked” (2024), delivered the commencement speech. Chu was set to give the commencement address last year before the University released outside speakers and later cancelled the mainstage ceremony, also citing safety concerns.

With a week to go until the field is announced, the Trojans are still projected to make the tournament—for now, at least.