As the No. 11 USC Trojans prepare to face the No. 18 Michigan Wolverines in one of the biggest matchups of the weekend, ESPN’s College GameDay had plenty to say

Lincoln Riley: "We gotta be ready for everybody they have. Very multiple offense. Very good on the offensive line. Backs are good. Tight ends elite."

USC Trojans coach Lincoln Riley has quite the resume when it comes to developing quarterbacks. From multiple Heisman trophy winners and No. 1 overall picks to a

The USC-Michigan game carries College Football Playoff stakes for the Trojans. That's the biggest part of this game for the Men of Troy. However, there's more about this game than the playoff. It's a special and historic moment.

On Monday, USC head coach Lincoln Riley appeared on Trojans Live and shared his expectations for the big game on Saturday. Here is everything he said as it pertained to the Wolverines.

Lincoln Riley joins Colin Cowherd to discuss USC-Michigan, and challenges facing Big Ten matchups. Lincoln talks Miller Moss' development.

Note the word "overpower" in the title of this story. It's not "beat" or "outscore," but something specific. USC outscoring Michigan 42-35 wouldn't change the national college football narrative that USC is soft.

USC football head coach Lincoln Riley appeared on The Herd with Colin Cowherd this week to talk about the game, and he was asked if he and his team had talked about what a big matchup this is in terms of entering the Big Ten and playing such a historic program in their first game.

USC stood up to LSU on a purely physical level. The Trojans and Lincoln Riley know they have to prove their manhood again versus Michigan. Riley spoke about the physical challenge of playing Michigan and going up against the Big Ten's best,

Lincoln Riley’s use of the tight end spot is opening up opportunities for the USC passing game. The Trojans are collecting lots of first downs and yards.