USCFootball.com: No. 17 USC is cautiously optimistic that Sunday’s matchup with Washington State can go on as scheduled after last week’s COVID-19 positives and cancellation.
The Trojans had four players test positive since last Monday and seven more placed in quarantine due to contact tracing, putting USC below the minimum scholarship limit.
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