USC football disappointing season Holiday Bowl future

USC is in flux, with players transferring and NFL draft preparations. The Holiday Bowl feels like an inconvenient chore.

USC has been through a lot since their last game, and they have a lot of new changes to adjust to. They have a new defensive coaching staff, and they've lost 17 players to transfers, with more to follow as they prepare for the NFL draft. They've also added new players during the early signing period, and more transfers are coming in for next season. All of this has made it difficult to focus on the upcoming Holiday Bowl against No. 15 Louisville.

Caleb Williams, the Heisman Trophy winner, won't be playing in the game, and it's unclear if he'll be returning to college or pursuing an NFL career. Instead, Miller Moss will be starting, hoping to make a strong impression for next year. USC coach Lincoln Riley said it feels like they're halfway through this year and halfway through next year, and he's looking forward to seeing the new players showcase their talents.

The Trojans have lost key players on both offense and defense, but they're excited to see some of the younger players get their chance to shine. They're also motivated to finish the year strong, despite all the changes and uncertainties.

USC hasn't won a bowl game since 2017, and they're determined to change that. They're facing a tough Louisville team that's had a standout season under first-year coach Jeff Brohm. Both teams will be without key players, but they're ready to give it their all in the Holiday Bowl.

For USC center Justin Dedich, this game is especially important. He wants to set the tone for next year and leave a positive legacy for the team. Despite the challenges they've faced this season, the Trojans are ready to fight for a win in the Holiday Bowl.

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