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- USC's Kayden Dixon-Wyatt played 64 snaps and drew a team-high eight targets against Rutgers in 2026, finishing with five catches for 77 yards while Trent Mosley was absent. The article credits him with four catches on five contested targets this season and a 71.2 receiving grade. This is observed usage, not a guaranteed future target share. - USC's King Miller played 44 snaps against Rutgers in 2026 and gained 78 of his 102 rushing yards after contact, forcing six missed tackles. The article's PFF figures give him an 84.4 pass-blocking grade on nine snaps. That pairs rushing production with protection work without announcing a new backfield order or future workload. - USC's veteran center, identified as Raymond in the supplied report, played 68 snaps against Rutgers in 2026. The article cites a season-high 85.0 pass-blocking grade over 37 snaps, a 65.9 run-blocking grade and only one pressure allowed this season. These are reported protection results, not an independently checked PFF chart or a new starting assignment.

- Injury: They have Stewart and Moore and then a transfer and freshmen.

- WR: His blocking has been horid and he has decent routes and hands, to go with good speed.

- Injury: Not really considering we've barely seen Boobie Feaster and haven't seen Anderson at wide out.

- WR/LB: Not sure what it is, and video will probably prove me wrong, but Hines feels like a WR that catches with his forearms and body vs hands

- WR: Crazy that he’s probably the fourth best WR behind Mosley, KDW, and Tron.

- QB/WR: I hate when coach drop lineman but many do that to have another spy with Qb that will take of.

- Injury: I cannot encapsulate how I feel in totality about this game.

- WR: Got into enough debates with non-ball knowers last season when I said we should get a portal WR because Hines was NOT a WR1 type.

- WR: Comes back to the ball better than all WR…he has done this great the last 2 games on throws that might of been picked if the WR had kept drifting