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.

Ryan and Keely talk about senior eligibility and scholarship math heading into the 2021 football season.

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 puts a bow on USC's 2021 recruiting class and discusses the signees the Trojans picked up following the Early Signing Period. They also grade the recruiting efforts on each side of the ball and share their overall grade for the 2021 class.

Shotgun Spratling talks about USC's recruiting efforts with Malik James, the founder of the Premium Sports 7-on-7 organization that had five players sign with Trojans, including No. 1 player in the nation Korey Foreman. James also discusses how the pandemic has affected 7-on-7 and recruiting the last year and how recruiting has changed since he was a high school prospect.

In this special edition of the Peristyle Podcast, host Ryan Abraham is joined USCFootball.com national recruiting analyst Gerard Martinez to talk about USC's 2021 National Signing Day. The Trojans bounced back with this recruiting class, jumping from a disappointing No. 64 national ranking all the way up to No. 8 in the country and No. 2 in the conference. The class was finished off in positive fashion with the signing of Santa Ana (Calif.) Mater Dei four-star linebacker Raesjon Davis.

Coach Hyde and Ryan Abraham talk about what appears to be the final piece of the assistant coaching puzzle, promoting Seth Doege from offensive quality control to tight ends coach.

The Tunnel Vision crew previews USC's National Signing Day and discusses the promotion of Seth Doege to tight ends coach.

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 podcasting trio discuss the departure of tight ends coach John David Baker, USC's attempt to poach wide receivers coach Prentice Gill from Arizona State, and where the Trojans go from here. They also share their thoughts on the commitment of five-star cornerback Domani Jackson and what it means for the 2022 class. The Feuders then discuss USC's success with the NCAA Transfer Portal and the addition of Texas running back Keaontay Ingram. Plus, they answer all of your tweets and emails!

The Peristyle Podcast welcomes special guest Graham Harrell to the show, talking about the USC offense.

The inaugural episode of the Heard it on the Sidelines podcast, featuring host Shotgun Spratling, takes a deep dive into USC hoops. The Trojans are 12-3 and sitting in second place in the Pac-12 standings halfway through the season. We talk with USC assistant coach Chris Capko about the unique challenges of this season and the squad the Trojans have assembled, including potential No. 1 overall pick Evan Mobley. We also answer your USC basketball questions and close with a remembrance of Kobe Bryant.

National recruiting analyst Gerard Martinez and reporter Keely Eure team up for another edition of the Recruiting Blast Podcast. In this week's episode, the duo break down the recent commitments USC has garnered out of the NCAA Transfer Portal. The two discuss what the Trojans are getting out of former Colorado wide receiver K.D. Nixon and former Texas running back Keaontay Ingram and whether the two can make an immediate impact.

Coach Harvey Hyde talks about USC officially hiring Clay McGuire as offensive line coach, losing John David Baker to Lane Kiffin and Larry Scott getting fired.

The Tunnel Vision crew has a lot of USC topics to discuss, from getting a commitment from five-star DB Domani Jones to hiring Clay McGuire to coach the OL.

Shotgun Spratling, Keely Eure, and Chris Treviño hit the podcast studio for the second time in a week to react to the news of Larry Scott and the Pac-12 parting ways. The infamous commissioner and the conference's executive committee mutually agreed that Scott will depart in June. The decision comes with more than a year remaining on commissioner's contract.

Keely and Ryan give their thoughts on USC hiring Texas State's Clay McGuire to coach the offensive line.

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 show, the group discusses USC's recent staff changes, Trojans who have left for the NFL, and officially close the chapter on the 2020 season. The Feuders take one last look at USC's six-game season with their classic podcast format, which includes Stock Up/Stock Down and Heard It on the Sideline. Chris then debuts a new segment called, "Transfer, Roster or Freshman." In this portion of the podcast, the trio take a look at the Trojans' recent departures and decide whether USC's coaching staff will have to fill their absence with - you guessed it- a transfer, player already on the roster or an incoming freshman. Keely and Shotgun then participate in Chris' signature segment: Take It or Leave It.

Harvey Hyde on USC's hiring of Robert Stiner as the new strength and conditioning coach for the Trojans.

The Tunnel Vision crew talks about USC finding its strength and conditioning coach, Robert Stiner.

Keely Eure and Ryan Abraham on Markese Stepp heading to Nebraska and USC's search for an offensive line coach and strength and conditioning coach.

Coach Harvey Hyde covers a variety of USC football topics including right tackle Jalen McKenzie returning, Clay Helton's LA Times interview and Carson Palmer getting into the College Football Hall of Fame.