The countdown to USC football’s 2019 season is now at 87 days.
What players have made their name in that number for the Trojans?
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Let’s look at the No. 87 and its place in USC football history:
Who wore it best?
You have to go back quite a ways to learn about USC’s first and only All-American in the No. 87 jersey.
That man was Ralph Heywood, who played during one of the more interesting periods of USC football, with World War II impacting just about every squad.