The 2010 season is still more than six months away, but why not take a look at what lies ahead?
The Trojans' 13-game schedule -- featuring a bonus contest because of their trip to Hawaii -- contains six home games and seven away games (though one roadie is just 14 miles away at the Rose Bowl). USC's lone bye falls almost exactly halfway through the campaign.
As of now, only the Trojans' season-opening matchup at Hawaii on Thursday, Sept. 2 is set for TV, with it being televised nationally on ESPN (kickoff time to be announced). The TV arrangements for the remaining 12 games will be determined either on May 1, when ABC/ESPN makes their picks, or June 1, when FSN makes its selections.
Here's a glance at USC's 2010 schedule:
Sept. 2 • at Hawaii (Thursday), ESPN
Sept. 11 • Virginia
Sept. 18 • at Minnesota
Sept. 25 • at Washington State
Oct. 2 • Washington
Oct. 9 • at Stanford
Oct. 16 • California
Oct. 23 • BYE
Oct. 30 • Oregon
Nov. 6 • Arizona State
Nov. 13 • at Arizona
Nov. 20 • at Oregon State
Nov. 27 • Notre Dame
Dec. 4 • at UCLA
The Trojans' 13-game schedule -- featuring a bonus contest because of their trip to Hawaii -- contains six home games and seven away games (though one roadie is just 14 miles away at the Rose Bowl). USC's lone bye falls almost exactly halfway through the campaign.
As of now, only the Trojans' season-opening matchup at Hawaii on Thursday, Sept. 2 is set for TV, with it being televised nationally on ESPN (kickoff time to be announced). The TV arrangements for the remaining 12 games will be determined either on May 1, when ABC/ESPN makes their picks, or June 1, when FSN makes its selections.
Here's a glance at USC's 2010 schedule:
Sept. 2 • at Hawaii (Thursday), ESPN
Sept. 11 • Virginia
Sept. 18 • at Minnesota
Sept. 25 • at Washington State
Oct. 2 • Washington
Oct. 9 • at Stanford
Oct. 16 • California
Oct. 23 • BYE
Oct. 30 • Oregon
Nov. 6 • Arizona State
Nov. 13 • at Arizona
Nov. 20 • at Oregon State
Nov. 27 • Notre Dame
Dec. 4 • at UCLA
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