On Thursday the Trojans held an intra-squad scrimmage game and following the scrimmage, USC Scoop caught up with Coach Andy Enfield to get his impressions and we offer up some of own notes & observations too.

Defense wins championships and adversity builds character. The 2019 USC Trojans have displayed both so far.

A sideline of view of USC’s impressive 45-20 victory over Stanford Saturday night

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A sideline view of the action Saturday Ishtar when the Trojans win their home opener versus Fresno St. 31-23

The Trojans open fall camp today and USC Scoop takes a look at what fans should expect heading to 2019's version of fall camp.

It could happen. It should happen. Will it happen? USC's schedule is set up to produce the best possible outcome when the Trojans play three out of their first four games to open the season at home.

Good teams win close games. Well coached teams win the tough games. Great teams do both and have some luck. USC was none of the above last year.

Last season USC went entire halves of football games without scoring a point. 2018 starting QB JT Daniels explains why the offense will be different in 2019 in our latest chat with the talented signal caller

The center quarterback exchange issues last season was a point of contention. This season the goal is perfection.

With Fall Camp set to open on Friday (8/2) USC Scoop asks five questions that could make or break the Trojans 2019 season. While there are certainly more than five heading into fall camp, we thought this would be a good launching off point.

The 2019 Trojans are ushering in a new offensive identity with the air raid attack, and the biggest benefactors will be a deep and extremely talented group of wide receivers.

Throughout the day USC Scoop collected comments and quotes from the Pac12 head coaches. Here are some of their thoughts on USC and the challenges they could present with their new air raid offense.

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Between the two groups that make up the secondary the safety positions have the most experience returning. The question is can they stay healthy?

After a forgettable 2018 season, several coaching changes, transfers and a season that would cost most head coaches their jobs, there's been significant changes within the USC football program. OLB Hunter Echols provides insight on what driven the changes

With all of the skill position talent on USC's roster will the return game be an integral part of the attack or the set up man out of the bullpen?

Justin is the biggest and strongest that he's been in his life. Yesterday he let us know that he's up 301 pounds.