Nico Williams is a dribbling machine
Athletic Club might not be able to keep a new star in Bilbao for long.
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The Season Finale
Hosts Thomas Johnson, Stefano Fendrich, Darren Parry and Jack Hallinan start off the podcast with a deep dive into what the USC football needs to do to improve on a 7-5 season with transfer portal, quarterback and defensive coordinator debates. Afterwards, hosts Rylan Bohnett and Kasey Kazliner talk some women's volleyball, then are joined by Marcus Partida to discuss the Talkin' Troy fantasy football league. And to conclude the longest episode in Talkin' Troy history, Thomas is joined by Leila MacKenzie and former-editor Grace Ingram to discuss which USC head coaches Grace would want to hang out with the most.
Mia Fishel is set for an Olympic breakout
The American striker has taken a unique path to the top of women’s soccer.
Rising Ballers: Warren Zaïre-Emery is ahead of schedule
France has its next prodigy — how do we keep letting this happen?
The Grinch is gone
Hosts Thomas Johnson, Kasey Kazliner and Leila MacKenzie discuss the firing of USC football's defensive coordinator Alex Grinch, with their dream picks of who should replace him. Later, they debate on which freshman, JuJu Watkins or Isaiah Collier, and which team, USC men's or women's basketball, will have the better season.
Women’s soccer eases into NCAA Tournament second round
Despite the 1-0 scoreline, the Trojans dominated GCU from start to finish.
Can the Trojan defense be renewed?
USC prepares for Oregon in its first game without coordinator Alex Grinch.
UCLA routs Trojans in final regular season match
Bruins take home bragging rights in a final meeting under the Pac-12 banner.
The Battle for Relevancy
Hosts Stefano Fendrich, Jack Hallinan and Marcus Partida discuss whether No. 20 USC can repeat history and beat No. 5 Washington. Then, Jack is joined by special guest Dylan Luden for instant reactions after USC Women's Soccer dropped a rivalry matchup to UCLA 4-2.
Naomi Girma is too chill
The former Stanford player was one of the only USWNT players to earn praise at the World Cup.