Chris Trevino and Ryan Abraham project what USC's 2022 depth chart will look like for the spring

Peristyle Podcast - USC Trojan Football Discussion

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🗓️ 3 March 2022

⏱️ 105 minutes

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In this edition of the Peristyle Podcast hosts Ryan Abraham and Chris Trevino are back again breaking down USC's roster position by position and projecting what the football depth chart will look like heading into spring football 2022. There are several new faces from high school and the NCAA Transfer Portal that will be making a splash for the Trojans and in many cases replacing players that moved on to the NFL or transferred out of the program. Ryan and Chris go up and down the roster giving their thoughts on which players will start and compete for playing time in Lincoln Riley's first year as head coach.

The guys also discuss the breaking news that Trojan quarterback Mo Hasan, after fully recovering from knee surgery, injured his Achilles and will not be able to compete during spring practice. The unfortunate injury to Hasan likely means more surgery and rehab for the transfer from Vanderbilt and leaves the Trojans with just two scholarship quarterbacks on the roster at the moment. They also discuss the huge recruiting weekend for the Trojans with high profile prospects from all over the country coming to Los Angeles for Junior Day and the USC basketball team getting beat by Arizona (with Riley and quarterback Caleb Williams in attendance).

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0:51.0	And now, here's the hopes that the Parastyle Podcast, USCFootball.com, publisher Ryan Abraham.
1:01.0	Oh, Trojan fans.
1:05.0	Welcome to the Parastyle Podcast on a Tuesday.
1:08.0	We're back with myself and Chris Trevino talking about USC Trojan football and a little basketball,
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