USC injury updates: Eric Musselman reveals multiple injuries for Trojans

After USC’s win on Sunday, Eric Musselman had the latest on the health of three forwards for the Trojans.

Following the 89-63 victory for Southern Cal over Montana State to end this weekend, Musselman had injury updates on Rashaun Agee, Terrance Williams, and Harrison Hornery.

Musselman began with Agee (4.5 ppg., 2.3 rpg. on 55.6% FG) who they think just had a case of cramping after limping off against the Bobcats.

“Rashaun, I think, is just a cramp,” said Musselman.

As for Williams (10.6 ppg., 4.6 rpg. on 51.1% FG), though, his matter is more significant as he will be out for an extent of time after breaking his wrist.

“T-Will? That thing is broke,” Musselman said. “So he’s had surgery and is out for the foreseeable future, for sure.”

Finally, with Hornery (1.5 ppg., 2 rpg. on 50% FG), USC believes he had an issue with his hamstring and, with that, could be looking at being out for the remainder of the month.

“Then Harry is – I haven’t gotten the update but he thought his hamstring,” said Musselman. “Could be a concern. I don’t think we can determine that quite yet but he’s not going to play in the next two, three, four weeks, you know.”

The good thing is USC only had two more outings in December against Cal State Northridge on the 18th and Southern on the 22nd. That means only a pair of games that these players could miss from now through the next two and a half weeks. However, after that, it’ll be conference play in the Big Ten with it tipping off for them on January 4th.

AP Poll Top-25 College Basketball Rankings released after Week 6

The newest college basketball rankings are here as the 2024-25 AP Poll Top 25 was updated after Week 6.

1. Tennessee
2. Auburn
3. Iowa State
4. Kentucky (+1)
5. Duke (-1)
6. Alabama (+1)
7. Florida (+2)
8. Kansas (+2)
9. Marquette (-3)
10. Oregon (+2)
11. UConn (+7)
12. Texas A&M (+5)
13. Gonzaga (-5)
14. Oklahoma (-1)
15. Houston
16. Purdue (-5)
17. Ole Miss (+2)
18. UCLA (+6)
19. Cincinnati (+3)
20. Michigan State (+1)
21. Memphis
22. Dayton
23. San Diego State
24. Michigan (-10)
25. Clemson (-9)

Others receiving votes in AP Poll: Mississippi St. 158, Arkansas 151, Missouri 120, Baylor 115, Illinois 70, Drake 52, St. John’s 50, Utah St. 48, Pittsburgh 28, Maryland 24, West Virginia 19, Wisconsin 18, Georgia 18, Oklahoma St. 16, Arizona St 14, Creighton 12, North Carolina 9, Penn St. 8, Indiana 7, Texas 3, St. Bonaventure 2.