Perhaps no other single bar of music, save the fight songs of Notre Dame and Michigan, is as identified and recognized with collegiate football power. It's been 111 years since the birth of the USC football program. It is a program rich in tradition and teeming with pride.
Success is a foundation of any program.
But there's more to being a Trojan. It is a passionate, moving experience. That experience begins long before kickoff. Anyone who has ever set foot on campus recognizes the bronze statue of Tommy Trojan, perhaps the most famous of collegiate landmarks around the country. Forged in 1930, Tommy Trojan has been the symbol of the university's fighting spirit and the focal point of its pep rallies.