Caleb Williams Decides to Stick with USC Despite Playoff Setback

USC recently faced their second loss of the season, which makes it tough for them to reach the College Football Playoff. However, Caleb Williams, the star quarterback, has confirmed that he’s staying with the team for the entire season, even if they don’t reach their goal of winning the national championship.

Williams shared his thoughts, saying, “You don’t necessarily know what’s going to happen. You keep going, you keep fighting.”

USC is trying to make it to the Pac-12 title game, but it won’t be easy. They might need some help along the way because Washington is unbeaten, and USC is one of four teams with just one loss in their conference games.

The Trojans’ first job is to win all their remaining games, but it won’t be a cakewalk with matches against Washington, Oregon, and UCLA to end the season. USC has struggled against ranked teams this season, losing both games they played, and now they might have to face three more ranked teams in a row to finish the year.

Besides aiming for team success, Caleb Williams is also keeping an eye on his future. He wants to perform well to improve his chances in the NFL Draft coming up in April.

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