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2026-10-02 04:17
USC HC Lincoln Riley Defends DC Gary Patterson Amid Defensive Struggles
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Lincoln Riley’s Oregon comments expose a major blind spot about his USC tenure
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UCLA football is real threat to USC, not Lincoln Riley's $70 million buyout usatoday.com
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USC's Lincoln Riley re-affirms his support for defensive coordinator Gary Patterson despite the team's defensive struggles.
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USC’s 41-27 loss to Oregon keeps getting worse as the days pass by. In a game where head coach Lincoln Riley once again failed to knock off a ranked opponent and now has the entire College Football world calling for his job, he thinks his team’s performance isn’t as bad as it seems. Lincoln Riley...
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USC HC Lincoln Riley Defends DC Gary Patterson Amid Defensive Struggles
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Lincoln Riley’s Oregon comments expose a major blind spot about his USC tenure
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USC’s Lincoln Riley not giving up on Hall of Famer who has been colossal bust
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UCLA football is real threat to USC, not Lincoln Riley's $70 million buyout - usatoday.com
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