Antonio Morales is a USC football reporter for The Athletic, specializing in covering the team's news, recruiting, and game analysis. With a deep understanding of the program and its history, Antonio provides comprehensive coverage and insights for USC football fans. His work has also been featured in Emerald Media Group, showcasing his expertise in college football reporting.
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Antonio Morales' primary area of focus is college football, particularly USC Trojans and related topics such as recruiting, transfer portal, and quarterbacks. He seems to value expert commentary and event coverage.
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By: Antonio Morales
Kromenhoek entered the transfer portal this week after only one season at Florida State.
By: Antonio Morales
Thieneman has 210 tackles and six INTs in two years and an be an instant-impact transfer portal addition for Oregon from Purdue.
By: Antonio Morales
Moss also considered Missouri, but Louisville and Jeff Brohm’s quarterback-friendly offense won out for the Southern California native.
By: Antonio Morales
Only 12 teams made the Playoff, so odds are high that your favorite program didn’t get invited to the dance. Need help picking a team?
By: Antonio Morales
Zachariah Branch, a former five-star recruit, scored a TD as a receiver, rusher, kick returner and punt returner as a true freshman in 2023.
By: Antonio Morales
The Trojans are in a rut. There’s no other way to put it. And it's a sobering reality considering how bright things looked three years ago.
By: Antonio Morales
The former three-star prospect from Texas ranks fifth nationally in total offense with 330.4 yards per game.
By: Antonio Morales
There were 31 five-star QBs in the 10 recruiting cycles from 2014 through 2023. Twenty transferred at least once.
By: Seth Emerson, Antonio Morales
Former two-star recruit from Miami is in position to replace Kurtis Rourke as IU's starting quarterback.
By: Antonio Morales
The transfer portal window closes on Saturday, but there are still some intriguing QBs on the market.
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