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USC joins Nebraska and Ohio State calling off its annual spring football game

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USC coach Lincoln Riley won't host a spring game giving fans an early look at the team, joining other coaches fending off the poaching of players.

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Texas, USC latest programs to nix spring games

Texas and USC have joined Nebraska in canceling their spring games.

2 days ago·United States

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Los Angeles Times

USC joins Nebraska and Ohio State calling off its annual spring football game

USC coach Lincoln Riley won't host a spring game giving fans an early look at the team, joining other coaches fending off the poaching of players.

3 days ago·Los Angeles, United States

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3 Legendary College Football Programs Not Holding Traditional Spring Games

Meet The Wife Of Ohio State Coach Ryan Day (1:51) Spring football games are changing.The glorified scrimmages are typically a big event for college football programs. Some schools, like Nebraska, Alabama and Ohio State, have reached crowds of greater than 90,000 fans for their intrasquad scrimmages typically played in mid-April. But as college football changes with the transfer portal, NIL and more, so too are college football spring games.Three…

3 days ago·Los Angeles, United States

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LAFB Network

Surprising Announcement Regarding USC Trojans Spring Game - LAFB Network

The USC Trojans will begin their Spring Practices very shortly, and typically those practices are capped off by a Spring Game at the Coliseum for fans to watch, in person or on television. LAFB is working to confirm, but according to Antonio Morales of The Athletic, “USC has decided not to host a traditional spring game this year.” Been told, per a source, that #USC has decided not to host a traditional spring game this year. Other programs, suc…

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