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USC to close chaotic football season at Cal before embarking on Lincoln Riley era

Knowing new coach Lincoln Riley will be watching could add intrigue to a game between two losing teams otherwise devoid of buzz.

Usc To Close Chaotic Football Season At Cal Before Embarking On Lincoln Riley Era

Los Angeles Times – by Thuc Nhi Nguyen

After a coaching search, two starting quarterbacks and countless blown coverages, USC will play its last game of the season Saturday at 8 p.m. against California in Berkeley. Then the Lincoln Riley era can truly begin.

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