Traveler Rider History The Trojan Rider, an iconic figure in USC's football games, debuted in the 1960s. This tradition features a Trojan warrior astride a majestic white horse named Traveler ...

The Trojans' evisceration was so thorough that, per USC reporter Keely Eure, Traveler—the team's beloved horse mascot—was too tired to celebrate when the Trojans went up 42–3.

The tradition of Traveler began in 1961, and the white horse serves as a living representation of the Trojan spirit during USC football games and various events.

Traveler, the beloved Trojan horse who gallops around the Coliseum field after USC touchdowns at home games, had a very, very busy first half on Saturday.

The most optimistic USC fans see this Trojan team having a strong enough season to make the College Football Playoffs. While the majority of the fan base have m ...

The 2024 Trojans have dealt with plenty of adversity. And for the first time in a while, they have the personality to return some punches.

USC RB Eli Sanders details competitive mindset of Trojan running back room USC's new transfer running back has embraced the constant mode of competition in the talented Trojan backfield.

In fact, the Trojan Horse was the downfall of Troy, according to the mythology. Greeks constructed the giant horse to gain entrance to Troy during the Trojan War. Once inside the city, Greeks ...

The Trojans were more guarded, with associate AD Cody Worsham saying, “We want the USC–Notre Dame rivalry to continue, which is why we offered an extension of our agreement.