Ryan Kartje is a staff writer at the Los Angeles Times, where he serves as the USC beat writer. With a focus on team sports and major league sports, his reporting covers a range of topics including sports broadcasting and the business of sports. Ryan's work has been featured in various outlets, including Yahoo News and The Detroit News.
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Ryan Kartje's coverage focuses mainly on local sports, particularly USC football and college football. He frequently covers events and press releases related to these topics. Thus, he is likely to be receptive to information about upcoming events or developments in the world of USC and college football, as well as insights from relevant figures involved in these areas.
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By: Ryan Kartje
Defense has long been a weakness during coach Lincoln Riley's tenure. Hall of Famer Gary Patterson hasn't been able to fix it yet.
By: Ryan Kartje
Jahkeem Stewart scores on a 48-yard fumble return and the Trojans' defense stops Demond Williams Jr. on Washington's final possession to take a 25-21 win.
By: Ryan Kartje
LOS ANGELES - The knives were already out. The boos were already ringing.
By: Mirjam Swanson, Iliana Limón Romero, Sean Campbell, Ryan Kartje
Jayden Maiava and the No. 18 USC Trojans bounced back from last week's loss to Oregon with a 25-21 win over Washington at the Coliseum on Saturday.
By: Ryan Kartje
The USC offensive line has only allowed 29 pressures this season, but the group will be tested by elite Wisconsin pass rusher Sebastian Cheeks on Saturday.
By: Ryan Kartje
No. 16 USC sees its playoff hopes take a serious hit in a 24-7 loss to Wisconsin following what was arguably the Trojans' worst performance of the season on offense.
By: Ryan Kartje
MADISON, Wis. - Just two short weeks ago, as the USC Trojans marching band roared joyously from the bowels of Beaver Stadium and a cold Pennsylvania
Just two short weeks ago, as the Trojans' marching band roared joyously from the bowels of Beaver Stadium and a cold Pennsylvania rain poured down
By: Ryan Kartje
MADISON, Wis. — Just two short weeks ago, as the USC Trojans marching band roared joyously from the bowels of Beaver Stadium and a cold Pennsylvania rain poured down on a jubilant Lincoln Riley, it seemed like USC and its embattled coach might've finally found a foothold, just as they were about to begin a brutal back half of the schedule. They even had a bye to be sure it stuck.
By: Ryan Kartje
Amid rising tensions as Lincoln Riley has fallen short of leading USC to the College Football Playoff, he insists he is the right fit for the Trojans,
