Discussing the mounting injuries that have been impacting USC's spring practices since the Spring Showcase.

Discussing USC's second to last week of spring football that featured a postponed practice, several new injuries, shuffling along the offensive line and defensive lineman entering the NCAA Transfer Portal.

The podcasting trio of Shotgun Spratling, Keely Eure and Chris Treviño are back for another episode of the Family Feud Podcast. USC's football team elected to postpone its Tuesday practice light of the guilty verdict reached in the trial of Derek Chauvin. As a result, the podcasting trio decided to record the Feud early and share their thoughts and observations from the Trojans' 2021 spring game.

Coach Harvey Hyde was in the Coliseum Saturday for USC's Spring Showcase and he shares his thoughts on what he saw from the Trojans.

The Tunnel Vision crew discusses USC's Spring Showcase featuring two teams drafted by offensive coordinator Graham Harrell on one side and defensive coordinator Todd Orlando on the other side.

The podcasting trio of Shotgun Spratling, Keely Eure and Chris Treviño are back for another episode of the Family Feud Podcast. The trio share their thoughts on USC's third week of spring camp, including an energetic Tuesday practice. They also discuss what they learned from this week's round of media availability with tight ends coach Seth Doege and cornerbacks coach Donte Williams. They also answer dive into the Twitter Mailbag to answer all of your questions!

Keely and Ryan discuss USC's upcoming spring game in the Coliseum where the Cardinal team will take on the Gold team in four 12-minute periods and could be the first real spring game we have seen in about a decade.

Coach Harvey Hyde discusses USC's first scrimmage of the spring and fans being allowed to attend the Trojans Spring Showcase next Saturday in the Coliseum.

The Tunnel Vision crew of Keely Eure, Shotgun Spratling and Ryan Abraham are back in studio talking about the first scrimmage of the spring for the Trojans, with the defense outperforming the offense.

The podcasting trio of Shotgun Spratling, Keely Eure and Chris Treviño are back for another episode of the Family Feud Podcast. After his absence last week due to covering the NCAA Tournament, Shotgun makes his triumphant return to podcast to talk all things USC football. The podcast trio share their thoughts on the Trojans' first four practices of springs and evaluate how the team looks in its full-pad practices.

Three Trojans with connections to Hall of Famer Hank Aaron join Shotgun Spratling to share their personal experiences with 'The Hammer' on the anniversary of his record-breaking 715th home run.

Keely Eure and Ryan Abraham break down USC's first spring practice in the Coliseum.

Coach Harvey Hyde was on USC's campus Saturday, checking out the first full-pads practice of the spring.

The guys are back in studio talking about the first week of USC spring football practice including a full-pads, highly physical and competitive session on Saturday.

Keely Eure and Chris Treviño return to the studio for a unique episode of the Family Feud Podcast. In this week's episode, the two break down USC's first week of spring camp and share their observations from press conferences and practice.

Hosts Ryan Abraham and Keely Eure discuss USC spring ball day one and the basketball team's historic run in the NCAA Tournament.

USC basketball is heading to the Elite Eight for the first time since 2001 with hopes on becoming the first USC team to make the Final Four since 1953-54. Former Trojans' staff member and assistant Martin Bahar, who is now an assistant coach at San Diego joins Shotgun Spratling to discuss his takeaways from watching the Trojans’ March Madness success. We also talk with USC’s former director of scouting about putting together game plans in an NCAA tournament setting and pick his brain about the Trojans’ Elite Eight opponent, Gonzaga, who Bahar and San Diego have faced in West Coast Conference play.

Coach Harvey Hyde and Ryan Abraham previewing what should be a very interesting set of spring football practices starting this week.

Shotgun Spratling, Keely Eure, and Chris Treviño hit the podcast studio for the second time in a week to react to USC's dominating performance against Kansas and discuss how far the Trojans can go in March Madness.

USC basketball is heading to the Sweet 16 for the first time since 2007 with hopes on becoming the second USC team in modern NCAA tournament history to reach the Elite Eight. Sam Clancy, one of the star players from the 2001 team that advanced to the Elite Eight, joins Shotgun Spratling to discuss the similarities between this year's NCAA tournament run and the run he was a part of in 2001. Clancy also talks about the life lessons professional basketball taught him, what re-sparked his love for the game and why he thinks USC could make a run to its first Final Four since 1954.

USC basketball is heading to the Sweet 16 for the first time since 2007. Trojans 6-foot-8 guard Drew Peterson joins Shotgun Spratling to discuss USC's NCAA tournament run and its absolute annihilation of blue blood Kansas in the second round. Peterson talks about how the Trojans were able to dominate the higher-seeded Jayhawks, USC's unreal defense the last two games and if he packed enough clothes for a trip that is now approaching two weeks long. Drew also discusses choosing to come to USC and how his expectations have changed for himself throughout the season. Chris Trevino and Keely Eure also join us briefly as we answer some of your listener-submitted basketball questions.

The podcasting trio of Shotgun Spratling, Keely Eure and Chris Treviño are back for another episode of the Family Feud Podcast. In this week's episode, the trio set the stage for USC's upcoming Pro Day and 2021 Spring Camp.

Coach Harvey Hyde talks about USC's upcoming Pro Day and how the Trojan players will do in the NFL.

The Tunnel Vision crew talks about the USC basketball team and its potential to make a big run in the NCAA Tournament.

Former USC All-Pac-12 guard Desmon Farmer joins Shotgun Spratling to discuss his unique perspective on the NCAA tournament. Farmer was on the underdog USC team that made a run to the Elite Eight in 2001, a Trojans' team that was upset by UNC Wilmington a year later and is now on staff with the Trojans as a graduate assistant. Farmer talks about the life lessons professional basketball taught him, what advice he’s giving the players this week and why he thinks USC could make a run to its first Final Four since 1954.