As we all know, USC has a decorated history of success in all sports. The Trojans have won 139 national total championships, ranking third among all universities.
Recently, USC announced its Athletic Hall of Fame Class of 2027. The class—which is the first group of new inductees since 2018—consists of 19 members.
Among the names being inducted, the two that USC fans are likely the most familiar with are Mike Williams and Dwayne Jarrett. The All-American wide receivers starred on the Trojans' national championship football teams of the 2000s.
"This class is a reflection of everything it means to be a Trojan—champions in competition and leaders long after they left campus," USC Athletic Director Jennifer Cohen said in a statement. "Bringing back
the Hall of Fame is about recognizing the people who built the incredible legacies we still celebrate today, and I want to thank the Hall of Fame Committee for their time, effort, and enthusiasm toward preserving the unmatched history of USC Athletics. We can't wait to honor these 19 legends with the entire Trojan Family in April."
The full list of inductees can be found here. USC will honor them at the final home football game of the season next week against Maryland, as well as at a dinner in April.
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