USC Podcast: RoT Radio Ep. 378 on the Pac-12 canceling the fall season
Reign of Troy Radio’s USC podcast is back to talk about the Pac-12 canceling the fall season.
Co-hosts Michael Castillo and Alicia de Artola return to the air for another episode of the Reign of Troy Radio USC podcast tackling the toughest news yet from a difficult 2020: no football this fall.
Why did the Pac-12 and Big Ten make the decision to nix the season? Can they figure out spring football? All that and more is to come.
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What’s in store with this USC podcast:
- Michael and Alicia mourn the loss of the 2020 season while trying to make sense of all the reasons things played out this way. Who dropped the ball?
- What does the canceled season mean for the Trojans, the Pac-12 and college football at large? The RoT team covers the necessity of the shutdown, concerns over the spring season, worries over transfers and much more.
- The show ends as always with a mailbag. This week listeners tweeted, Slacked and emailed in questions and commentary that hits at the heart of the coronavirus pandemic and college football.
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