USC's first week of training camp is officially in the books. The dynamic trio of Shotgun Sprating, Keely Eure and Chris Treviño are back for another episode of the Family Feud Podcast. In this week's episode, the Feuders share their initial observations from five Zoom press conferences and several clips of practice footage released by USC's athletic department.

The crew talks about Trojans beginning training camp and the excitement defensive coordinator Todd Orlando feels for the first day of live tackling.

Hosts Ryan Abraham and Keely Eure preview the USC Trojans offense for the 2020 season, going over the new faces, departed players and returning talent for each position group.

In this episode of the Peristyle Podcast we talk about USC starting training camp, give a full injury update, talk about the practice plan for the next few weeks and as always answer listener questions about the team.

The crew talks about the absolutely huge news than offensive lineman Alijah Vera-Tucker reversed course and will now return to the team for the 2020 season.

The in's and out's of the third version of USC's 2020 football schedule, one that removed what were arguably its four hardest opponents in Alabama, Notre Dame, Oregon and Washington.

Breaking down the Pac-12 2020 football schedule 3.0 including how things line up for the Trojans with their crossover game against Washington State.

Shotgun Spratling and Keely Eure are joined by Chris Treviño to break down USC's 2020 schedule and make sense of some scheduling oddities around the conference

The crew discusses the highly anticipated Pac-12 2020 football schedule release 3.0 and which team the Trojans will likely be lining up against from the North Division.

Peristyle Podcast hosts Ryan Abraham and Keely Eure discuss what USC's Pac-12 football schedule for the shortened 2020 season could be,

Coach Harvey Hyde on college football's continued ramp-up with USC finally joining in early November.

Ryan Abraham and Keely Eure discuss the breaking news that the Pac-12 has reversed course and will indeed play college football this fall.

The crazy news cycle that started with USC football players pleading with the California government to allow them to play, the Big Ten announcing they will play this fall and the Pac-12's response.

On Tuesday the USC football players sent an open letter to California governor Gavin Newsom pleading him to let them play.

After a couple of weeks off, USC football players pass all of the COVID-19 testing and can now return to their on-campus workout schedule.

What does increased testing mean for Pac-12 football?

The USC athletic department reacted to some positive COVID-19 tests by shutting down off-season football workouts last week and then extending that workout pause until at least September 8.

The guys talk about the divide in this country between those that are playing football and those who are not, at both the college and high school level.

The Tunnel Vision crew talks about if the Pac-12 decided to cancel the college football season too soon with the ACC, SEC and Big-12 moving forward with their seasons.

USC safeties coach Craig Naivar talks about the postponed Pac-12 football season, the challenges of starting his new job just before a global pandemic and how recruiting has changed with an extended NCAA dead period.

College football insider Bruce Feldman joins the Peristyle Podcast to talk about the bizarre state of college football.

USC star defensive tackle Jay Tufele opted out of the 2020 season, making himself eligible for the NFL Draft.

Sports law expert Alicia Jessop talks about the potential player unionization and players making money off of their name, image and likeness.