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6/23/2025 |  USC Football Preview 2025: Lincoln Riley On the Hot Seat? Be Careful What You Wish For (College Football News) Make sure you take a giant deep breath on this one, everyone, as you’re busy fanning the flames under the hot seat.

He’s Lincoln Riley. He’ll only be 42 when the season starts, and there are decades of football coaching ahead for him.

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