Where first there were none, now there are numbers more than anyone could have imagined at tight end. And a name you might not have thought you'd hear again.
On the first day of this summer's player run practices in June, there were zero tight ends to throw the ball to. Not a single one.
But don't look away. This is USC. You're going to need a scorecard to keep up with the comings and goings before this is all over and the craziest turn may be yet to come.
Then Caleb Wilson, son of D-line coach Chris, walked on to Cromwell Field, an incoming freshman who'd also played quarterback at Serra High.