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Composite Two-Star Recruits podcast returns to discuss USC adding FSU transfer DB Greedy Vance Jr., reuniting with former Trojan wide receiver and UCLA transfer Kyle Ford and the quiet portal DL recruiting for the Trojans so far. They also discuss Reggie Bush, Mike Williams and the spring game.

TIME STAMPS:
5:26: Cold Open (Greedy Vance Jr. Commits) 
17:05: Kyle Ford Returns to USC 
30:27: Transfer Portal News
47:46: Cooper Lovelace Transfer, New Portal Targets, Christen Miller 
1:20:51: Meredith Schlosser Q&A 
1:28:19: Hurricane's Spring Game Thoughts 
1:46:46: Spring Game Visitors 
1:56:16: John Mills 
1:59:23: Big Mike Williams Joins Staff 
2:11:09: Heisman Reinstated to Reggie Bush 
2:24:02: Listener Questions 

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In this edition of the Peristyle Podcast hosts Ryan Abraham and Connor Morrissette (aka "Triple Double") are back in studio with UCLA transfer safety Kamari Ramsey joining the show. The talented redshirt sophomore started 11 games for the Bruins last season, recording 40 tackles including 2.5 for loss, 5 pass breakups and one interception. The 6-foot, 204 pound Ramsey brings good production and experience in new defensive coordinator D'Anton Lynn's defensive system.
The guys talk to Ramsey about his experience as a starting safety last season, working closely with Lynn, what went into his decision to transfer across town, how spring practice went for him and lots more.
They also discuss the breaking news that Reggie Bush had his Heisman Trophy returned, giving USC 8 Heisman Trophies, the most of any program.
After the interview Ryan and Connor recap USC's spring game from Saturday where the defense got the better of the offense including four interceptions including a 100-yard pick six. They discuss what they learned on both sides of the ball from watching the game and where they think Lincoln Riley needs to add talent to compete in the Big Ten next season.
The interview with Kamari Ramsey was conducted in conjunction with House of Victory, an alumni-backed nonprofit collective dedicated to providing a competitive edge in the NIL space for University of Southern California student-athletes.
If you want to help out USC's NIL efforts, you can donate to House of Victory here.
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The Helium Boys podcast returns for Stock Up, Stock Down from USC's 2024 spring game, transfer needs and pickups. The Helium Boys also take a full mailbag of questions!

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Shotgun Spratling and Jack Smith return with another episode of the Dedeaux Download Podcast to break down a five-game week for the Trojans that proved to be a big disappointment after the Trojans went 2-3 with a pair of losses to Sacramento State, falling to 0-4 against the WAC this season. They break down USC baseball's up-and-down week that did feature a blowout victory over a top 20 UC Irvine team and a late-inning rally from a 10-5 deficit to snag a victory.
The Trojans' inconsistent week saw them go back and forth from a proficient offense that capitalized on extra opportunities given by opponents to one that reverted back to its early-season woes of too many strikeouts and inability to come through in the clutch.
Shotgun and Jack break down all the action from the 2-3 week with each providing three things up, including Austin Overn and experimentation, as well as three negatives from the week, including a struggling Jacob Galloway and a gaudy win-loss record for Tyler Stromsborg.
The podcasting duo also take a look at where USC stands, breaking down what has become a quagmire of seven teams within two and a half games of each other in the middle of the Pac-12 standings. They also look forward to the upcoming week of action that has the Trojans slated to play four road games against traditional powers that are no longer playing like perennial juggernauts, Cal State Fullerton and Arizona State.
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On this episode of the Peristyle Podcasts hosts Ryan Abraham and Coach Harvey Hyde are back together recapping USC's spring game that featured the defense getting the better of the offense by a score of 43-28 in a modified scoring system. With D'Anton Lynn at the helm, the new-look USC defense secured four interceptions including a 100-yard pick-six and three-straight drives ending in interceptions in the first half.
Coach Hyde thought the Coliseum looked great on Saturday afternoon with beautiful weather, turf in pristine condition and everything looking perfect. When the game started he was happy to see the offense huddle up to get the plays in with helmet communication now allowed per NCAA rules. He wasn't as happy to see the game not feature live tackling and instead defenders would "thud" the offensive players instead of tackling them to the ground. Coach doesn't feel you can get a true game speed evaluation when there is no live tackling and you can't see if the tackling has improved at all because you just aren't running at a full speed pace like you would in a real game.
Overall he felt the defense played more to defend the pass than the run since there was no tackling allowed and the offensive play calling was more skewed towards passing than running. The secondary and linebackers were able to play more coverage and so it makes it hard to evaluate their performance when they aren't as worried about coming up to support the run. Coach liked how the offensive line blocked in pass protection, but again it just wasn't a real life game situation when you aren't including the physicality of the run game.
The secondary did stand out with four interceptions and coach loved how they were always around the football. It just looked like the players were better coached, not leaving guys wide open and forcing the offense to make contested catches.
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The Composite Two-Star Recruits podcast returns to break down the opening of the spring portal window, kicking off the final Transfer-Palooza for the 2024 season. The Cilantro boys discuss potential transfer targets and USC's first 2025 OL commitment Willi Wascher.

TIME STAMPS:
3:45: Cold Open (OL Willi Wascher Commits) 
18:58: USC Transfers & Isaiah Raikes 
39:40: TCU DL Damonic Williams 
47:35: Transfer Targets of Note 
1:49:20: CB Chuck McDonald/WR Jayvan Boggs 
1:52:47: Recent Visitor Notes 
1:59:17 Spring Game Visitors 
2:06:51: NCAA Continues Unlimited Transfers 
2:27:24: Listener Questions 

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