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Where is everybody? USC football opens season to empty LA Coliseum

USC's football team opened its season at the Los Angeles Coliseum, but the event was attended by very few fans, leading to speculation about declining interest in college football and potential impacts on revenue and fan engagement. The sparse crowd raised questions about attendance trends and the broader implications for collegiate sports in the region.

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Where is everybody? USC football opens season to empty LA Coliseum

USC's football team opened its season at the Los Angeles Coliseum, but the event was attended by very few fans, leading to speculation about declining interest in college football and potential impacts on revenue and fan engagement. The sparse crowd raised questions about attendance trends and the broader implications for collegiate sports in the region.

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