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USC football: Lane Kiffin releases end-of-spring depth chart

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Last year, when USC Coach Lane Kiffin released a depth chart before the Trojans’ final spring scrimmage, he said, ‘It really doesn’t mean very much’ because some returning players were injured and could not be evaluated.

Last week, Kiffin declined to release a depth chart until after Saturday’s final scrimmage, noting, “It doesn’t mean anything.”

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The depth chart was finally posted Monday.

Here’s the two-deep heading into fall, when several freshmen are expected to compete for spots (click on thread to see the chart):

OFFENSE SE

Brandon Carswell

Markeith Ambles

LT

Matt Kalil

David Garness

LG

John Martinez OR Giovanni Di Poalo

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C

Khaled Holmes

Abe Markowitz

RG

Martin Coleman OR Nathan Guertler

RT

Jeremy Galten OR Kevin Graf

TE

Rhett Ellison

Xavier Grimble OR Randall Telfer OR Christian Thomas

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FL

Robert Woods

De’Von Flournoy

QB

Matt Barkley

Jesse Scroggins OR Max Wittek OR Cody Kessler

FB

Soma Vainuku

Hunter Simmons

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TB

Curtis McNeal OR Marc Tyler OR D.J. Morgan OR Dillon Baxter

DEFENSE

DE

Wes Horton

Kevin Greene

NT

Christian Tupou

DaJohn Harris

DT

George Uko

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Armond Armstead

DE

Nick Perry

Eric Childs

SLB

Marquis Simmons OR Dion Bailey

MLB

Devon Kennard

Will Andrew OR Dallas Kelley

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WLB

Chris Galippo

Hayes Pullard OR Shane Horton

CB

Nickell Robey

Anthony Brown

FS

T.J. McDonald

Jawanza Starling

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SS

Marshall Jones

Demetrius Wright

CB

Tony Burnett OR Torin Harris

P

Kyle Negrete

PK

Andre Heidari

Craig McMahon

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SNP

Chris Pousson OR Peter McBride

HLD

Matt Barkley

Kyle Negrete OR Cody Kessler OR Max Wittek

KOR

Robert Woods and Nickell Robey

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Nickell Robey OR Curtis McNeal OR Robert Woods

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