The USC Trojans 2026 recruiting class has garnered much attention for almost the entirety of this calendar year and deservedly so.  Nine commits from the No. 1 ...

MaxPreps names a preseason All-American list each year ahead of the start of the high school football season. Like most ...

The offense was in renovation mode before head coach Sterling Carvalho was suspended for the season by the DOE. New offensive coordinator David Stant, the former state-title winning head coach at ...

An aspect that is great to see at USC again is how well the program is recruiting. With the renewed focus and approach on the trail, the Trojans have put togeth ...

These two teams have a long history of alternating reigns at the top of Hawaii’s high school football hierarchy with their ...

Almost all the five-stars have committed, and top classes loaded up this summer. Here's our recap and what happens next.

Four-star linebacker Talanoa Ili committed to the USC Trojans in June, giving the Trojans a key building block for their 2026 recruiting class. The Orange Lutheran standout is one of USC’s top ...

The USC Trojans landed the commitment linebacker Talanoa Ili this week. Ili is the 29th commit coach Lincoln Riley and the Trojans have received for the 2026 recruiting class.

On Sunday, USC football picked up a massive commitment, landing top-100 class of 2026 linebacker Talanoa Ili. Under Lincoln Riley and Chad Bowden, the Trojans continue to add to their top-ranked ...

The buzz is building for one USC football commit for the 2026 class. Talanoa Ili fired up Trojan fans with his Father’s Day commitment. Even his future linebackers coach Rob Ryan flexed after ...

The UCLA Bruins were in the final two with USC for 2026 four-star linebacker Talanoa Ili's services, and ultimately struck out. But given the history of USC losing commits, UCLA is still in this ...

Former Orange Lutheran linebacker Talanoa Ili, now at Kahuku, has committed to USC. . . . Defensive lineman Kingston Schirmer of Corona Centennial has commited to Cal. . . .