According to On3's transfer portal rankings, USC's transfer haul is ranked No. 40 in the nation. Within the Big Ten conference, the Trojans are ranked No. 11. Although the ranking is not as high as Trojans' fans may want, USC is still set to have a talented roster in 2026.

Outside of Longstreet and Lyons, USC’s three other four-star transfer portal losses per 247 Sports’ rankings are redshirt junior defensive tackle Devan Thompkins, redshirt junior safety Anthony Beavers Jr. and freshman offensive tackle Alex Payne.

An offensive lineman who was mysteriously absent for the Trojans' bowl game is returning to USC for 2026 in a very big development

When he first arrived on campus, USC fans were excited and optimistic about the future of Corona, California, native quarterback Husan Longstreet. Those dreams,

USC backup quarterback Husan Longstreet, a five-star prospect out of high school, announces he is leaving the school in the wake of Jayden Maiava's return.

USC transfer linebacker Matai Tagoa’i has signed to play with USC in the 2026 season, On3’s Pete Nakos has learned. He played one season with the Trojans and will have three years of eligibility remaining.

Lane Kiffin and the LSU Tigers remain in pursuit of the top players in the NCAA Transfer Portal as the program's class surges to the No. 1 spot in America. The