Lincoln Riley’s seat isn’t hot, it’s engulfed in flames with smoke inhalation on horizon
CHICAGO – Since his latest letdown of a season ended, Lincoln Riley has gone from football coach to campaign manager. His pitch, given to anyone who will listen, is that this is his best team since he’s arrived at USC, that the window to win big is open. The spin cycle revved up.

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- Published: Jul 28, 2026, 9:07 PM UTC
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