The USC Trojans have already lost some valuable players due to the transfer portal. The offensive side of the ball has been decimated by defections to the portal, which of them has been the most impactful loss?

The redshirt-freshman back is departing USC after shining in limited use in 2024, averaging 7.6 yards a carry.

USC has a lot of transfer portal movements to keep track of. We have them here and will update them in the coming weeks as more news hits the wires.

USC loses Big 10-leading running back Quinten Joyner to the transfer portal just days after Miller Moss and Kyron Hudson left the program

Another talented offensive weapon is leaving Lincoln Riley’s USC offense as second-year running back Quinten Joyner announced Monday he will enter the NCAA transfer portal. The 5-foot-11, 216-pound Joyner had some highlight-reel plays in his two seasons with the Trojans.

USC and Lincoln Riley will have to lean on the transfer portal. This was not the plan or the blueprint for the Trojans.

USC football is being dramatically remade heading into 2025. Whether you like it or not, the 2025 roster will look very different from the 2024 version. USC transfer portal departures are stacking up.

We knew it was a long shot that the USC Trojans would be able to keep all of their wide receivers from entering the transfer portal. Kyron Hudson entered earlier this week and now the Trojans have suffered a bigger blow.

The NCAA Transfer Portal officially opened on Monday, Dec. 9 and will close on Saturday Dec. 28. Who's coming and who's going for the USC Trojans? Quarterback Miller Moss, running back Quinten Joyner,