Peristyle Podcast - USC Trojan Football Discussion

In part two of our State of Troy live event held at Common Space Brewery USCFootball.com's Dan Weber and Keely Eure interview former USC longsnapper Jake Olson about his new company Engage, his competitive golf game and lots more. Then Ryan Abraham and Gerard Martinez join Dan Weber to answer questions from the audience about the USC football team and recruiting.
This podcast was recorded in front of a live audience at Common Space Brewery on June 1, 2019. 

<div>In part two of our State of Troy live event held at Common Space Brewery <a target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener" href="http://USCFootball.com">USCFootball.com</a>'s Dan Weber and Keely Eure interview former USC longsnapper Jake Olson about his new company Engage, his competitive golf game and lots more. Then Ryan Abraham and Gerard Martinez join Dan Weber to answer questions from the audience about the USC football team and recruiting. This podcast was recorded in front of a live audience at Common Space Brewery on June 1, 2019. </div>

Peristyle Podcast: State of Troy event part two

The USCFootball.com staff was out at Common Space Brewery with over 130 USC football fans for the post-spring State of Troy event. 
The USCFootball.com (http://uscfootball.com) staff was out at Common Space Brewery with over 130 USC football fans for the post-spring State of Troy event. Hosts Ryan Abraham and Keely Eure talked about the Bru McCoy situation with Gerard Martinez, the state of USC football with Arash Markazi from the LA Times and how the Trojans are viewed from a national perspective with Bruce Feldman from Fox Sports and the Athletic. 
This is the recording of part one of our event. In part two we talk more USC football with Dan Weber plus we welcome in special guest Jake Olson, the former USC longsnapper who just happens to be blind. 

The <a href="http://USCFootball.com" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">USCFootball.com</a> staff was out at Common Space Brewery with over 130 USC football fans for the post-spring State of Troy event. 
<div>The <a target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener" href="http://uscfootball.com">USCFootball.com</a> staff was out at Common Space Brewery with over 130 USC football fans for the post-spring State of Troy event. Hosts Ryan Abraham and Keely Eure talked about the Bru McCoy situation with Gerard Martinez, the state of USC football with Arash Markazi from the LA Times and how the Trojans are viewed from a national perspective with Bruce Feldman from Fox Sports and the Athletic.  This is the recording of part one of our event. In part two we talk more USC football with Dan Weber plus we welcome in special guest Jake Olson, the former USC longsnapper who just happens to be blind. </div>

Peristyle Podcast: State of Troy live event part one

This week on the Peristyle Podcast we welcome back Coach Harvey Hyde to talk about the potential of former five-star athlete Bru McCoy coming back to USC, the new idea for Salute to Troy plus we answer your questions about the team.
This week on the Peristyle Podcast we welcome back Coach Harvey Hyde to talk about the potential of former five-star athlete Bru McCoy coming back to USC, the new idea for Salute to Troy plus we answer your questions about the team.

<div>This week on the Peristyle Podcast we welcome back Coach Harvey Hyde to talk about the potential of former five-star athlete Bru McCoy coming back to USC, the new idea for Salute to Troy plus we answer your questions about the team.</div>

Peristyle Podcast: Bru McCoy coming back to USC?

This week on the Peristyle Podcast Dan Weber, Keely Eure and Ryan Abraham talk about CBS’s rankings of Pac-12 coaches, the possibility of USC playing an FCS school plus they discuss Pac-12 financials following the conference’s Monday conference call on the subject.

This week on the Peristyle Podcast Dan Weber, Keely Eure and Ryan Abraham talk about CBS’s rankings of Pac-12 coaches, the possibility of USC playing an FCS school plus they discuss Pac-12 financials following the conference’s Monday conference call on the subject.

Dan Weber on Pac-12 finances, scheduling the FCS and head coach rankings

This week Dan Weber, Keely Eure and Ryan Abraham discuss the new Coliseum seating around the Scholarship Tower, give some notes on USC’s opener against Fresno State, discuss Dan’s column on the all-time college football programs and of course answer your questions about the Trojan football team.

Special thanks to our sponsor Trader Joe's!

This week Dan Weber, Keely Eure and Ryan Abraham discuss the new Coliseum seating around the Scholarship Tower, give some notes on USC’s opener against Fresno State, discuss Dan’s column on the all-time college football programs and of course answer your questions about the Trojan football team. 

Special thanks to our sponsor Trader Joe's!

Dan Weber on the new Coliseum seating, Fresno State opener and more

This week we chat with former UNLV head coach Harvey Hyde about some transfer portal news involving Matt Fink and Chris Steele plus we discuss the process of integrating new players into the football program.

#USC #Trojans #Pac12 #collegefootball

This week we chat with former UNLV head coach Harvey Hyde about some transfer portal news involving Matt Fink and Chris Steele plus we discuss the process of integrating new players into the football program.

#USC #Trojans #Pac12 #collegefootball

Harvey Hyde on integrating new players into the program

This week on the podcast Dan Weber, Keely Eure and Ryan Abraham talk about Dan’s conversations with USC strength and conditioning coach Aaron Ausmus and the director of the Trojan Marching Band Dr. Arthur C. Bartner. We also discuss quarterback Matt Fink transferring to Illinois and of course answer your questions about the team.

Special thanks to our sponsor Trader Joe's!

#USC #Trojans #collegefootball #FightOn

This week on the podcast Dan Weber, Keely Eure and Ryan Abraham talk about Dan’s conversations with USC strength and conditioning coach Aaron Ausmus and the director of the Trojan Marching Band Dr. Arthur C. Bartner. We also discuss quarterback Matt Fink transferring to Illinois and of course answer your questions about the team. 

Special thanks to our sponsor Trader Joe's!

#USC #Trojans #collegefootball #FightOn

Dan Weber on his conversation with USC S&C coach Aaron Ausmus

Dr. Arthur C. Bartner talks about his upcoming 50th football season as the director of the Trojan Marching Band plus Harvey Hyde talks about various USC football topics.

Dr. Arthur C. Bartner talks about his upcoming 50th football season as the director of the Trojan Marching Band plus Harvey Hyde talks about various USC football topics.

Dr. Arthur C. Bartner talks about his nearly 50 years as the Trojan Marching Band director

USC football's offseason is already off to the races. The Trojans finished their spring practice schedule on April 13, but they have continued to have developments since.

They likely lost another player to the transfer portal as quarterback Matt Fink announced his intentions to enter a few days after spring camp's conclusion. But on Friday, USC finally got an addition from the portal, grabbing a commitment from offensive lineman Drew Richmond.

Keely Eure and Shotgun Spratling return with the latest edition of the Family Feud Podcast to discuss the latest roster development for USC and their reaction to how the 2019 NFL draft played out for the Trojans.

The 6-foot-6, 320-pound Richmond comes to the Trojans from the University of Tennessee where he made 25 starts, including starting all 12 games at right tackle last year for the Volunteers. But what will he bring to the Trojans in his final year of eligibility? Shotgun discusses how Richmond's experience will provide leadership for the Trojans and how the added competition the offensive line will have with Richmond being thrown in the mix will push the group to be stronger. The Richmond addition could also follow a pattern set by another graduate transfer at USC, Keely says, before posing the question of how the offensive line lineup could be shaken up by Richmond's presence.

The USCfootball.com duo then break down how the NFL draft played out with four USC players being selected, five Trojans signing as undrafted free agents and two others earning minicamp invites with teams. Chuma Edoga was selected first at No. 92 overall by the Jets in the third round. That was followed by Iman Marshall in the fourth round by the Ravens, Marvell Tell III a round later by the Colts as a cornerback and Cameron Smith by the Vikings in the fifth round.

Which draftee found the best fit? What do each of the four draft picks have to do to make an impact with their teams? Which of the undrafted players have the best shot at pushing their way past other offseason additions to make a roster or at least a practice squad? And how does it affect Clay Helton and the program that there were no Trojans selected in the top two rounds of the draft?

The Family Feud Podcasters answer those draft questions and your listener-submitted questions about the summer player-run practices, recruiting outside of Southern California, Reggie Bush's future with USC and how his new position at FOX affects the NCAA sanctions that have loomed over him and the football program for a decade now. Lastly, USCfootball.com's Chris Trevino asks whether a hot dog is a sandwich, leading to a deep dive into hot dog cuisine.

We are looking to feature your question on an upcoming episode. Send your Stock Up/Stock Down contenders for us to debate, provide us with an Agree/Disagree statement or a question you want us to answer. To potentially be featured on the show, email us at familyfeudpod@gmail.com.

Subscribe with iTunes or Google Play and never miss an episode!

USC football's offseason is already off to the races. The Trojans finished their spring practice schedule on April 13, but they have continued to have developments since. 

They likely lost another player to the transfer portal as quarterback Matt Fink announced his intentions to enter a few days after spring camp's conclusion. But on Friday, USC finally got an addition from the portal, grabbing a commitment from offensive lineman Drew Richmond.

Keely Eure and Shotgun Spratling return with the latest edition of the Family Feud Podcast to discuss the latest roster development for USC and their reaction to how the 2019 NFL draft played out for the Trojans.

The 6-foot-6, 320-pound Richmond comes to the Trojans from the University of Tennessee where he made 25 starts, including starting all 12 games at right tackle last year for the Volunteers. But what will he bring to the Trojans in his final year of eligibility? Shotgun discusses how Richmond's experience will provide leadership for the Trojans and how the added competition the offensive line will have with Richmond being thrown in the mix will push the group to be stronger. The Richmond addition could also follow a pattern set by another graduate transfer at USC, Keely says, before posing the question of how the offensive line lineup could be shaken up by Richmond's presence.

The <a target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener" href="http://USCfootball.com">USCfootball.com</a> duo then break down how the NFL draft played out with four USC players being selected, five Trojans signing as undrafted free agents and two others earning minicamp invites with teams. Chuma Edoga was selected first at No. 92 overall by the Jets in the third round. That was followed by Iman Marshall in the fourth round by the Ravens, Marvell Tell III a round later by the Colts as a cornerback and Cameron Smith by the Vikings in the fifth round.

Which draftee found the best fit? What do each of the four draft picks have to do to make an impact with their teams? Which of the undrafted players have the best shot at pushing their way past other offseason additions to make a roster or at least a practice squad? And how does it affect Clay Helton and the program that there were no Trojans selected in the top two rounds of the draft?

The Family Feud Podcasters answer those draft questions and your listener-submitted questions about the summer player-run practices, recruiting outside of Southern California, Reggie Bush's future with USC and how his new position at FOX affects the NCAA sanctions that have loomed over him and the football program for a decade now. Lastly, <a target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener" href="http://USCfootball.com">USCfootball.com</a>'s Chris Trevino asks whether a hot dog is a sandwich, leading to a deep dive into hot dog cuisine.

We are looking to feature your question on an upcoming episode. Send your Stock Up/Stock Down contenders for us to debate, provide us with an Agree/Disagree statement or a question you want us to answer. To potentially be featured on the show, email us at familyfeudpod@gmail.com.

Subscribe with iTunes or Google Play and never miss an episode!

Family Feud: USC gets a new offensive lineman, Trojans in the draft

Dan Weber, Keely Eure and Ryan Abraham talk about Reggie Bush and Matt Leinart's comments about wanting to recruit Urban Meyer plus they recap the NFL Draft.

We also welcome in USC alum Heath Gregory to talk about the upcoming cancer fighting fundraiser called Tour de Pier. Gregory is a co-founder of the event that will include Trojan head coach Clay Helton and former USC longsnapper Jake Olson.

Dan Weber, Keely Eure and Ryan Abraham talk about Reggie Bush and Matt Leinart's comments about wanting to recruit Urban Meyer plus they recap the NFL Draft. 

We also welcome in USC alum Heath Gregory to talk about the upcoming cancer fighting fundraiser called Tour de Pier. Gregory is a co-founder of the event that will include Trojan head coach Clay Helton and former USC longsnapper Jake Olson.

NFL Draft recap with Dan Weber plus the Tour de Pier

The 2019 NFL Draft is over and four more Trojans were selected by NFL squads. We chat with Coach Harvey Hyde to get his thoughts on how USC did this draft cycle plus we answer your questions about the NCAA Transfer Portal, Reggie Bush and more.

The 2019 NFL Draft is over and four more Trojans were selected by NFL squads. We chat with Coach Harvey Hyde to get his thoughts on how USC did this draft cycle plus we answer your questions about the NCAA Transfer Portal, Reggie Bush and more.

Coach Harvey Hyde on the results of the NFL Draft for USC

USC football's spring camp is over. It was a spring of change. New offensive system. New roles for several coaches. New emphases on discipline and turnovers. And as always, some new players stepping in -- a couple making immediate impacts.

But already there has been change since the Trojans' camp came to a close as well. Just days after USC finished its allotted 15 practices, redshirt junior quarterback Matt Fink announced his intentions to enter the transfer portal.

Keely Eure and Shotgun Spratling return with the latest edition of the Family Feud Podcast to discuss the totality of the Trojans' spring camp, including the standouts, what we heard on the sidelines and from the coaches and the chances that Fink will find a new home during the summer or if he might be back in cardinal and gold in the fall.

The USCfootball.com duo start the show with a discussion about Fink's situation and looking ahead at this weekend's NFL draft, discussing where some of the Trojans could hear their names called. That includes trying to figure out what exactly a failed drug test with a doctor's excuse could mean for outside linebacker Porter Gustin.

Once they get into the Stock Up/Stock Down segment, Keely rattles off a laundry list of players that she thought stood out in a positive manner this spring. Atop her choices are a pair of defensive linemen -- Jay Tufele and Drake Jackson -- that look like they could be elite playmakers in the backfield. Shotgun's Stock Up list starts with new offensive coordinator Graham Harrell and the impact he's had over the five weeks of practice. His list is shorter and includes some of Keely's choices but for some different reasons.

On the flip side, both feudsters have concerns on the defensive side of the ball in the back seven. The future of the starting cornerbacks is questioned in Keely's Stock Down as no one has yet separated himself from the pack. Clancy Pendergast's decision to move several linebackers to different positions is also a concern that the duo have after not getting much clarity in the final couple of practices.

In the 'Heard it on the Sidelines' segment, the USCfootball.com pair dissect Clay Helton's extremely positive comments about the offense's ability to run the football and whether that is/can be a strength for the team. They also look at the intensity infusion that Johnny Nansen and Chad Kauha'aha'a have combined to give the defense and what some of the players have been saying to their teammates during practices.

Should fans be positive coming out of spring? It seems like a preposterous thing to say for USC fans after a 5-7 season, but Keely and Shotgun discuss why it should be considered in the 'Agree/Disagree' portion of the show.

The Family Feud Podcast also answers listener-submitted questions about how the team should be marketed following that 5-7 season and why JT Daniels seems to have so many haters. We are looking to feature your question on an upcoming episode. Send your Stock Up/Stock Down contenders for us to debate, provide us with an Agree/Disagree statement or a question you want us to answer. To potentially be featured on the show, email us at familyfeudpod@gmail.com.

Subscribe with iTunes or Google Play and never miss an episode!

USC football's spring camp is over. It was a spring of change. New offensive system. New roles for several coaches. New emphases on discipline and turnovers. And as always, some new players stepping in -- a couple making immediate impacts.

But already there has been change since the Trojans' camp came to a close as well. Just days after USC finished its allotted 15 practices, redshirt junior quarterback Matt Fink announced his intentions to enter the transfer portal.

Keely Eure and Shotgun Spratling return with the latest edition of the Family Feud Podcast to discuss the totality of the Trojans' spring camp, including the standouts, what we heard on the sidelines and from the coaches and the chances that Fink will find a new home during the summer or if he might be back in cardinal and gold in the fall.

The <a target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener" href="http://USCfootball.com">USCfootball.com</a> duo start the show with a discussion about Fink's situation and looking ahead at this weekend's NFL draft, discussing where some of the Trojans could hear their names called. That includes trying to figure out what exactly a failed drug test with a doctor's excuse could mean for outside linebacker Porter Gustin.

Once they get into the Stock Up/Stock Down segment, Keely rattles off a laundry list of players that she thought stood out in a positive manner this spring. Atop her choices are a pair of defensive linemen -- Jay Tufele and Drake Jackson -- that look like they could be elite playmakers in the backfield. Shotgun's Stock Up list starts with new offensive coordinator Graham Harrell and the impact he's had over the five weeks of practice. His list is shorter and includes some of Keely's choices but for some different reasons.

On the flip side, both feudsters have concerns on the defensive side of the ball in the back seven. The future of the starting cornerbacks is questioned in Keely's Stock Down as no one has yet separated himself from the pack. Clancy Pendergast's decision to move several linebackers to different positions is also a concern that the duo have after not getting much clarity in the final couple of practices.

In the 'Heard it on the Sidelines' segment, the <a target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener" href="http://USCfootball.com">USCfootball.com</a> pair dissect Clay Helton's extremely positive comments about the offense's ability to run the football and whether that is/can be a strength for the team. They also look at the intensity infusion that Johnny Nansen and Chad Kauha'aha'a have combined to give the defense and what some of the players have been saying to their teammates during practices.

Should fans be positive coming out of spring? It seems like a preposterous thing to say for USC fans after a 5-7 season, but Keely and Shotgun discuss why it should be considered in the 'Agree/Disagree' portion of the show.

The Family Feud Podcast also answers listener-submitted questions about how the team should be marketed following that 5-7 season and why JT Daniels seems to have so many haters. We are looking to feature your question on an upcoming episode. Send your Stock Up/Stock Down contenders for us to debate, provide us with an Agree/Disagree statement or a question you want us to answer. To potentially be featured on the show, email us at familyfeudpod@gmail.com.

Subscribe with iTunes or Google Play and never miss an episode!

Family Feud Podcast: Wrapping up USC's spring camp

This week on Tunnel Vision our crew of Ryan Abraham, Keely Eure and Shotgun Spratling preview tomorrow's NFL Draft including where we think former USC players will end up. We also kick off our off-season coverage and look forward to the summer workouts and player-run practices that will help prepare the team for fall camp.

We also discuss Porter Gustin failing a drug test at the NFL Combine and the 247Sports report on USC recruiting at a high level but failing to develop that talent.

This is the audio version of our Tunnel Vision show that goes LIVE weekly on YouTube, Facebook and Periscope.

This week on Tunnel Vision our crew of Ryan Abraham, Keely Eure and Shotgun Spratling preview tomorrow's NFL Draft including where we think former USC players will end up. We also kick off our off-season coverage and look forward to the summer workouts and player-run practices that will help prepare the team for fall camp.

We also discuss Porter Gustin failing a drug test at the NFL Combine and the 247Sports report on USC recruiting at a high level but failing to develop that talent.

This is the audio version of our Tunnel Vision show that goes LIVE weekly on YouTube, Facebook and Periscope.

Tunnel Vision - USC heading into the NFL Draft

Dan Weber, Keely Eure and Ryan Abraham start the off-season podcast talking about quarterback Matt Fink entering the NCAA Transfer Portal and lots more.

Special thanks to our sponsor Trader Joe's!

Dan Weber, Keely Eure and Ryan Abraham start the off-season podcast talking about quarterback Matt Fink entering the NCAA Transfer Portal and lots more.

Special thanks to our sponsor Trader Joe's!

Dan Weber on USC QB Matt Fink entering the Transfer Portal

Sports rivalries can fuel fans and athletes to fight and argue for years. But what’s the real story behind these epic rivalries? From Wondery, the company behind “Business Wars” and “American Scandal” comes Sports Wars, an electric new series that offers an immersive, court-side look at some of the greatest athletic rivalries of all time: starting with Aaron Rodgers vs. Brett Favre. Subscribe to Sports Wars at http://wondery.fm/boom

Sports rivalries can fuel fans and athletes to fight and argue for years. But what’s the real story behind these epic rivalries? From Wondery, the company behind “Business Wars” and “American Scandal” comes Sports Wars, an electric new series that offers an immersive, court-side look at some of the greatest athletic rivalries of all time: starting with Aaron Rodgers vs. Brett Favre. Subscribe to Sports Wars at <a target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener" href="http://wondery.fm/boom">wondery.fm/boom</a>

Introducing Sports Wars

Dan Weber, Keely Eure and Ryan Abraham wrap up USC spring football 2019 talking about the quarterbacks and lots more.

Special thanks to our sponsor Trader Joe's!

#USC #Trojans #collegefootball

Dan Weber, Keely Eure and Ryan Abraham wrap up USC spring football 2019 talking about the quarterbacks and lots more. 

Special thanks to our sponsor Trader Joe's!

#USC #Trojans #collegefootball

Dan Weber wrapping up USC spring football

Coach Harvey Hyde and Ryan Abraham put a bow on USC spring football giving our final thoughts before we roll forward into summer workouts.

Coach Harvey Hyde and Ryan Abraham put a bow on USC spring football giving our final thoughts before we roll forward into summer workouts.

Coach Hyde says Jack Sears won the spring QB battle

USC's spring is winding down.

The Trojans only have two practices remaining and have already had their "spring showcase." That showcase was essentially just a televised practice instead of an actual spring game, which was not feasible because of the Coliseum's renovations and the team's major depth issues at particular positions.

Keely Eure and Shotgun Spratling return with the latest edition of the Family Feud Podcast to discuss what to take away from the "spring showcase" and the coaches' assessment of that "spring showcase."

In the Stock Up/Stock Down segment, Keely and Shotgun both are quick to talk about the one-handed interception by defensive lineman Drake Jackson that stole the show(case). Jackson also had a sack and continues to standout even amongst a cadre of quality defensive linemen, which Shotgun also incorporates into his Stock Up segment. Shotgun's answers surprisingly follow closely to Keely's Stock Up list from last week as he includes the work of underclassmen John Jackson III and Markese Stepp.

Keely's risers include more veterans than youngsters as she highlights the adaptability of the offense being able to still compete despite missing its top three offensive tackles as well as the work that redshirt senior cornerback Dominic Davis has been putting in. While discussing the cornerbacks, Shotgun goes into his Stock Down list to point out that he has yet to see a cornerback solidify himself as a starter during the spring.

He also has middle linebacker John Houston Jr. trending down as he's been working with the second team more and more the last week while Jordan Iosefa has been playing alongside Palaie Gaoteote IV. On Keely's list are USC's inconsistent philosophies and having the "spring showcase" not be the end of the spring camp. She also raises her concerns about a defense that isn't being talked about frequently. Shotgun debates whether that is just a product of a new offense versus the same defense with there just being more interest in what is new or if it's partly because it's hard to get a full read on the defense with so many positional contender MIA this spring.

The quarterbacks take over the second half of the podcast.

In the 'Heard it on the Sidelines' segment, the USCfootball.com duo dissect offensive coordinator Graham Harrell's comments about all four quarterbacks and where he sees them at this spring. They look at the duality of Harrell's breakdown on the positive and negatives for Jack Sears, Matt Fink, Kedon Slovis and JT Daniels. And is reading into it too much to look at Harrell's order of delivery of each quarterback?

The question is posed whether any of the quarterbacks has actually stood out this spring during the 'Agree/Disagree' portion of the show and when the Feudsters answer your questions, they also look at the possibility of transfers from the quarterback group following the eventual naming of a starter.

The Family Feud Podcast also answers listener-submitted questions about running backs, an alternate theory on Lynn Swann bringing back Clay Helton and a ranking of the new coaches. We are looking to feature your question on an upcoming episode. Send your Stock Up/Stock Down contenders for us to debate, provide us with an Agree/Disagree statement or a question you want us to answer. To potentially be featured on the show, email us at familyfeudpod@gmail.com.

Subscribe with iTunes or Google Play and never miss an episode!

USC's spring is winding down. 

The Trojans only have two practices remaining and have already had their "spring showcase." That showcase was essentially just a televised practice instead of an actual spring game, which was not feasible because of the Coliseum's renovations and the team's major depth issues at particular positions.

Keely Eure and Shotgun Spratling return with the latest edition of the Family Feud Podcast to discuss what to take away from the "spring showcase" and the coaches' assessment of that "spring showcase."

In the Stock Up/Stock Down segment, Keely and Shotgun both are quick to talk about the one-handed interception by defensive lineman Drake Jackson that stole the show(case). Jackson also had a sack and continues to standout even amongst a cadre of quality defensive linemen, which Shotgun also incorporates into his Stock Up segment. Shotgun's answers surprisingly follow closely to Keely's Stock Up list from last week as he includes the work of underclassmen John Jackson III and Markese Stepp.

Keely's risers include more veterans than youngsters as she highlights the adaptability of the offense being able to still compete despite missing its top three offensive tackles as well as the work that redshirt senior cornerback Dominic Davis has been putting in. While discussing the cornerbacks, Shotgun goes into his Stock Down list to point out that he has yet to see a cornerback solidify himself as a starter during the spring.

He also has middle linebacker John Houston Jr. trending down as he's been working with the second team more and more the last week while Jordan Iosefa has been playing alongside Palaie Gaoteote IV. On Keely's list are USC's inconsistent philosophies and having the "spring showcase" not be the end of the spring camp. She also raises her concerns about a defense that isn't being talked about frequently. Shotgun debates whether that is just a product of a new offense versus the same defense with there just being more interest in what is new or if it's partly because it's hard to get a full read on the defense with so many positional contender MIA this spring.

The quarterbacks take over the second half of the podcast.

In the 'Heard it on the Sidelines' segment, the <a target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener" href="http://USCfootball.com">USCfootball.com</a> duo dissect offensive coordinator Graham Harrell's comments about all four quarterbacks and where he sees them at this spring. They look at the duality of Harrell's breakdown on the positive and negatives for Jack Sears, Matt Fink, Kedon Slovis and JT Daniels. And is reading into it too much to look at Harrell's order of delivery of each quarterback?

The question is posed whether any of the quarterbacks has actually stood out this spring during the 'Agree/Disagree' portion of the show and when the Feudsters answer your questions, they also look at the possibility of transfers from the quarterback group following the eventual naming of a starter.

The Family Feud Podcast also answers listener-submitted questions about running backs, an alternate theory on Lynn Swann bringing back Clay Helton and a ranking of the new coaches. We are looking to feature your question on an upcoming episode. Send your Stock Up/Stock Down contenders for us to debate, provide us with an Agree/Disagree statement or a question you want us to answer. To potentially be featured on the show, email us at familyfeudpod@gmail.com.

Subscribe with iTunes or Google Play and never miss an episode!

Family Feud: USC's spring camp is coming to a close

Dan Weber, Keely Eure and Ryan Abraham talk about everything they saw from USC's spring scrimmage on Saturday.

Dan Weber, Keely Eure and Ryan Abraham talk about everything they saw from USC's spring scrimmage on Saturday.

USC Spring Showcase review with Dan Weber

Coach Harvey Hyde and Ryan Abraham break down what they saw during USC’s Spring Showcase held on Cromwell Field on the USC campus on Saturday.

#USC #Trojans #springfootball

Coach Harvey Hyde and Ryan Abraham break down what they saw during USC’s Spring Showcase held on Cromwell Field on the USC campus on Saturday. 

#USC #Trojans #springfootball

Coach Harvey Hyde on USC's Spring Showcase

Welcome and thanks for checking out the Peristyle Podcast, our internet radio show covering the USC Trojan football team. Every week host Ryan Abraham brings you multiple Trojan talk podcasts, with a variety of guests and opinions talking about football, basketball, recruiting and more!

Welcome and thanks for checking out the Peristyle Podcast, our internet radio show covering the USC Trojan football team. Every week host Ryan Abraham brings you multiple Trojan talk podcasts, with a variety of guests and opinions talking about football, basketball, recruiting and more!

Peristyle Podcast - USC Trojan Football Discussion

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