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.

The podcasting duo of Keely Eure and Chris Treviño are back for another episode of the Family Feud Podcast. In this week's episode, the two virtually sit down with USC's starting center Brett Neilon.

Ryan Abraham, Keely Eure and Shotgun Spratling talk about quarterback Matt Fink moving on and how the Trojans are looking heading into the Pac-12 basketball tournament.

Breaking down the newly released USC football schedule for 2021 and explaining why with a favorable slate of games to play, expectations should be winning the Pac-12 for the first time since 2017 and nothing less than that.

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 break down USC's full 2021 football schedule. The Feuders share their initial reactions to the schedule and debate whether USC can win ten or more games. They also question if there are any trap games waiting for the Trojans in 2021.

USC redshirt senior first baseman John Thomas joins Shotgun Spratling to discuss a wide-range of topics from fashion design to playing college baseball during the pandemic to being roommates with former USC wide receiver Velus Jones Jr. and the former high school catcher for St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Jack Flaherty. Thomas also talks about his interests off the diamond — how he tries to use the small platform he has as a USC athlete, how he’s grown as a person during his time at USC and why empowering minorities and women is one of his active goals.

Hosts Ryan Abraham and Keely Eure breakdown USC's newly released 2021 football schedule and discuss why it is advantageous for the Trojans.

Coach Hyde and Ryan Abraham talk about the Trojans going for it on fourth down early and often in 2020.

Shotgun Spratling talks about USC basketball's big win against Oregon to regain sole possession of first place in the Pac-12 standings with senior guard Tahj Eaddy and ESPN analyst Sean Farnham. Eaddy discusses his recent hot streak, being more aggressive, the guard rotation and what youngsters Evan Mobley and Max Agbonkpolo bring to the team. Farnham talks about the direction of the USC program, the most important thing the Trojans need to do to make an NCAA Tournament run and what the Pac-12 needs to do to be more relevant nationally.

Keely Eure and Ryan Abraham chat about some of the impressive new hires made by the Trojans on the support staff.

The Tunnel Vision crew is back in studio broadcasting LIVE talking about the Trojans latest verbal commit, Katy (Texas) three-star linebacker Ty Kana.

Shotgun Spratling talks with USC baseball head coach Jason Gill to preview the 2021 season and with ESPN color commentator Mike Rooney about the direction of the Trojans’ program. Shotgun also grabs Gill, Rooney and UCLA head coach John Savage's favorite interactions with Mike Gillespie after the former USC head coach passed away during the offseason.

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 group discusses USC basketball's most recent win over Arizona State and share why the team has been so successful as of late. They also look ahead to the rest of the Trojans' schedule and debate whether the team can run the table to close out the regular season. The trio also discusses the NCAA's decision to extend the recruiting dead period through May 31. Chris, Keely and Shotgun also share what that means for J.T. Tuimoloau, the No. 1 prospect in the 2021 class, who hasn't signed with a school yet. Could Tuimoloau move up his commitment due to the NCAA's decision? The Feuders also discuss the latest football updates, including another quality control analyst who is on the move.

Coach Harvey Hyde and Ryan Abraham discuss USC winter workouts with the new mantra, "Tough. Disciplined. United."

USC's new strength and conditioning coach Robert Stiner is kicking off winter workouts for the Trojan football team with the theme: "Tough. Disciplined. United."

Shotgun Spratling talks about USC basketball's move into first place in the Pac-12 standings after a win over UCLA with the star of the Crosstown Showdown victory, sophomore point guard Ethan Anderson. Anderson discusses his big game, the key to the Trojans making a run in the NCAA tournament and what he’s learned from playing with a big man like Evan Mobley. Shotgun also answers your USC basketball questions.

Host Ryan Abraham welcomes in new USC associate head coach Donte Williams to talk about USC's top-10 recruiting class.