Earlier this week, USC football unveiled their new scheduling philosophy and reactions were certainly mixed.
The Trojans are ready to prioritize seven home games in most seasons at the possible expense of playing FCS teams, according to senior athletic director Steve Lopes in an interview with The Athletic. Up until 2019, USC was one of just three programs in the country who have never played opponents below the top division.
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The logic behind the decision makes sense. More home games likely equals more wins.