USC Football News: Trojans Embrace Teamwork Ahead of 2024 Season

USC football is at a crucial juncture as it prepares for the 2024 season. USC has had great individual superstars the past few years: Caleb Williams, Tuli Tuipulotu, Jordan Addison, Travis Dye, Andrew Vorhees, and Bear Alexander.

USC needs a full roster and all of its position groups to come together as a collective whole. “It takes a village” needs to become part of the new reality at USC.

The Senior Bowl’s 13-member scouting crew has over 200 years of collective NFL experience. Working since last February to come up with a Watch List for this season’s edition of the all-star style postseason game. The scouting team has identified 11 USC players as prospects for the 2025 NFL Draft.

The list includes defensive linemen Bear Alexander and Nate Clifton, running back Jo’quavious “Woody” Marks, linebacker Easton Mascarenas-Arnold, tight end Lake McRee, offensive lineman Jonah Monheim, quarterback Miller Moss, linebacker Jamil Muhammad, cornerback DeCarlos Nicholson, offensive lineman Emmanuel Pregnon, and defensive back Jaylin Smith.

The Senior Bowl is scheduled for February 1 at Hancock Whitney Stadium in Mobile, with kickoff set for 2:30 p.m. Eastern time.

USC has the potential to showcase numerous players at this event, but the focus must remain on teamwork and maximizing the Trojans' capabilities on the field this fall.

The Trojans get their season started on Sunday Sept. 1 in Las Vegas against LSU. There is a lot of uncertainty surrounding the Trojans this season after losing Caleb Williams, but they do have a lot to like this season and the Senior Bowl has highlighted some of that talent too.