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TrojansWire editor Matt Zemek gives his thoughts on Michigan State vs. USC

LOS ANGELES — A new collective has emerged at USC intent on taking the reins of facilitating name, image and likeness deals for Trojan athletes at a university that not long ago viewed the rise of such a third-party group as an existential threat.

Electric vehicle charging start-up commits to Aberdeen and plans to double workforce size by the end of 2023

Players on the Trojans women’s basketball team were, to say the least, excited about the decision of the Sierra Canyon star.

LOS ANGELES — The questions came bearing down on USC’s star quarterback like blitzing defenders, lingering all week in the wake of his worst performance yet as a Trojan: What exactly happened to Caleb Williams in Corvallis? And how might he respond when faced with adversity for the first time?

Win or lose — and, in recent years, it's mostly been the latter — Brett Neilon never wavered. The offensive lineman dutifully and consistently met with reporters after each game, absorbing questions about the latest blowout and trying to make sense of the inexplicable fall of Trojan football.

Funding worth £9m will be used to improve the product and expand the workforce

LOS ANGELES — Two years after USC abruptly disbanded its regional Trojan Clubs, sparking outrage among its alumni network, Student Body Right has plans to relaunch the clubs and build a fundraising network for name, image and likeness.

West Virginia vs Pitt game preview, prediction, and breakdown for the Week 1 game on Thursday, September 1

The standalone collective aims to provide Trojan football players who are academically eligible with the “equivalent of a base salary.”

LOS ANGELES — When USC partnered with an outside media company to launch BLVD LLC, the hope was that its unique approach to facilitating name, image and likeness endorsement deals for Trojan athletes would help stave off the rise of a donor-run collective — and keep USC out of the…