This week, USC will host Oregon in a West Coast clash at the Coliseum. With massive Big Ten and College Football Playoff stakes, it is certainly a huge game for both teams.
It appears as though the big game will get a big atmosphere as well. Last week, USC announced that the matchup is officially sold out.
This marks USC’s first home sellout of the 2026 season. Last year, the Trojans had one home sellout—against Michigan.
Prior to head coach Lincoln Riley’s arrival, USC had not sold out the Coliseum since 2017, and had just once since 2013. Since 2023, however, the Trojans have now had eight home sellouts. (Although it should be noted that the stadium holds approximately 16,000 fewer fans now than it did a decade ago.)
USC fans will certainly be
out in full force on Saturday. Now, it is up to Riley and the team to come through for them on the field.
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