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USC Trojans infielder Adrian Lopez (5) reacts after making a base it during an NCAA baseball game between University of Southern California and University of California Los Angeles on Friday, April 3, 2026 at Jackie Robinson Stadium in Los Angeles CalifThe No. 23 USC Trojans found their footing once again in their 9-2 victory over the Cal State Fullerton Titans, Tuesday night.USC held an offensive clinic in Fullerton to end their five-game roadtrip. The Trojans totaled 17 hits on the night, with each batter in the lineup having picked up a hit and six batters finishing with a multi-hit game.USC's offense wasted no time driving baserunners in against the Titans' pitching. USC loaded four runs in the first inning and batted around the order to force a Fullerton pitching change after securing just one out.A bases-loaded walk from Kevin Takeuchi scored the first run of the game. The next came from a fly ball dropped by Titan's right fielder AndrewKirchner to score Adrian Lopez. Then a two-RBI chopper to left field from Abbrie Covarrubias was enough to end Fullerton pitcher Nick Santivanez's start and introduce their bullpen.Freshman Diego Velazquez made his first start of his collegiate career for the Trojans. Velazquez has come out of the bullpen and has also played in the infield throughout the season. He pitched two innings, stacked four strikeouts and gave up one hit.Fullertons' two runs came in the third and fourth inning. The first from an RBI single to right-center field from Kirchner. The second from a towering home run by Max Ortega that landed on the rooftop of the Titans' clubhouse in left field for his first homer of the season.USC continued to add to their lead in the fourth inning with a two-rbi double from Takeuchi, the team's leader in hits and batting average. Maximo Martinez brought Takeuchi home with an RBI single knocked to left field later in the inning.The Trojans continued to tack on runs the remainder of the game. A wild pitch spiked in front of home plate and shot to the backstop gave enough time for Isaac Cadena to score in the sixth inning. Covarrubias snuck a ground ball into left field for an RBI in the ninth inning.USC sent a total of seven pitchers to the mound and gave up six hits, their best performance since they hosted Iowa on April 12. This comes after a four-game losing streak that includes a three-game sweep against Nebraska where they were outscored 36-15.This USC performance may be enough to bring back the winning energy seen prior to the UCLA series that has altered USC's season ever since. Theywill face the Purdue Boilermakers at home for a three-game series from April 24-26.Purdue sits third in the Big Ten standings with a 28-12 record and are 15-6 within the conference. USC has fallen to fifth with a 31-11 total record and are 13-8 in the Big Ten.USC will play Purdue at Dedeaux Field in Los Angeles on Friday at 7 p.m. PST.

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Chelsea face a staggering 24million payout should they decide to part ways with manager Liam Rosenior, whose position has become increasingly precarious following Tuesday's heavy defeat at Brighton.The former Strasbourg boss, who replaced Enzo Maresca in January, signed a lengthy six-and-a-half-year contract reportedly worth 4m annually upon his arrival at Stamford Bridge.That substantial deal now presents a significant financial obstacle for co-owners Todd Boehly and Behdad Eghbali, who must weigh the enormous compensation package against mounting fan frustration.Supporters at the Amex Stadium demanded Rosenior's dismissal as the Blues slumped to another damaging result.TRENDINGStoriesVideosYour SayThe defeat extended Chelsea's winless run to five consecutive league matches without finding the net, a dismal sequence not witnessed at the club since 1912.This unwanted piece of history has left the Blues languishing seven points adrift of Liverpool, who currently occupy the final Champions League qualification berth.The gap to European football's premier competition represents a significant blow to Chelsea's ambitions, with the season threatening to unravel completely under Rosenior's stewardship.Tuesday's result at the Amex Stadium marked yet another low point in what has become an increasingly turbulent campaign for the west London outfit.The managerial chaos at Stamford Bridge this season has been remarkable, with Rosenior's potential exit meaning the ownership would be searching for their fourth boss of the current campaign.Maresca departed following a complete collapse in relations with the club hierarchy at the start of the year, despite having delivered both the UEFA Conference League and Club World Cup trophies during his tenure.LATEST SPORTS NEWS:Snooker star gives heartbreaking interview revealing struggles after World Championship exitLIV Golf row erupts as players slam controversial rumours about Bryson DeChambeauChelsea star on 180,000-a-week fronts up to angry supporters after Brighton nightmareCalum McFarlane stepped into the breach on a temporary basis, overseeing two fixtures before Rosenior was appointed as the permanent solution.That solution now appears anything but permanent, with the American-Iranian ownership group facing another costly decision.Rosenior launched a scathing attack on his squad following the Brighton humiliation, declaring the performance "unacceptable in every aspect of the game.""Unacceptable in attitude. I keep coming out and defending the players that's indefensible," the manager said.He added: "That performance tonight, the manner of the goals we conceded, the amount of duels that we lost, the lack of intensity in the team. Something needs to change drastically right now."The embattled coach now faces a crucial FA Cup semi-final against a resurgent Leeds on Sunday, with a place in the final at stake.A victory at Wembley could offer Rosenior a lifeline and the opportunity to salvage silverware from an otherwise disastrous spell.Meanwhile, Tim Sherwood fears Rosenior won't last much longer after yet another chastening night at the office."They were outplayed in every way. In style, build-p, in possession, out of possession," he said on Sky Sports. "It was a team playing a bunch of individuals. No spirit, no character. They were watching at the end there going over to the Chelsea fans - half of them had left the stadium 20 minutes ago."I don't like saying it: there are demonstrations and flags out against BlueCo. Liam Rosenior will not survive this. He will not, unfortunately for him."It's a real tough job for any manager to survive this environment. Chelsea is a development club."Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter

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