Ta'Mere Robinson leads USC into familiar White Out against Penn State
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 8, 2026, 6:17 AM
Last updated Oct 8, 2026

USC travels to Beaver Stadium on Saturday for a challenging matchup against Penn State in a White Out. Linebacker Ta'Mere Robinson returns to his former school, bringing experience from two seasons with the Nittany Lions. Robinson's performance in USC's last game, a win over Washington, highlighted his importance to the Trojans' defense. Other players, including center Tobias Raymond and defensive tackle Jahkeem Stewart, reflected on the continuity in preparation and familiarity with Penn State's defensive coordinator, D'Anton Lynn. USC's defense aims to build upon recent successes against tough opponents while preparing for the intense atmosphere expected in State College.
- •USC plays Penn State in a hostile environment this Saturday.
- •Ta'Mere Robinson returns to Penn State after transferring to USC.
- •Robinson received a game ball for his performance against Washington.
- •Defensive coordinator D'Anton Lynn is familiar with USC's players.
- •USC defense aims to build on their recent momentum.
- 6:17 AMYahoo Sports — Ta'Mere Robinson leads USC into a White Out he knows well
"The Trojans hit the road, looking for success in one of college football's most ruthless environments.
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