... border="0">Coming off of a 10-4 season last year after beating Boston College in the Emerald Bowl (5-4 in the Pac-10), the USC Trojans are looking to redeem themselves and put the critics to rest, despite not being able to participate in the postseason for the next two years.

With that said, the Trojans' first three games will make or break them. 

They face Hawaii at the home stadium of the Warriors, take on Virginia at home in the Coliseum, and the Minnesota Gophers in Minneapolis before opening the Pac-10 conference with a game against Washington State on September 25th in Pullman. 

With a complete coaching change and restructure, as well as being on a short leash due to NCAA sanctions...

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