The Trojans are relatively healthy after first four practices of fall camp 2023

In this edition of the Peristyle Podcast hosts Ryan Abraham, R.J. Abeytia and new USCFootball.com senior staff writer Connor Morrissette will be in studio to recap the first four practices of USC fall camp 2023, two of which were partially open to the media. The Trojans started fall camp early this year because of their week zero game against San Jose State. They held a workout early Friday morning and another early practice on Wednesday, both partially open to the media and both held over on Dedeaux Field (in USC's baseball stadium).The guys talk about what they heard from head coach Lincoln Riley following both workouts, including his thoughts on the health of the overall team. There were a few players that have missed some time early in camp including rush end Romello Height, rush end David Peevy, linebacker Raesjon Davis and defensive back transfer Tre'Quon Fegans.On the offensive line Gino Quinones looked like he moved into one of the starting guard spots with Wyoming transfer Emmanuel Pregnon going back to second team, at least for now. Wide receiver Ja'Kobi Lane doesn't get the pub that some of the other new wide receivers do, but according to some of the defensive players he made the most impressive play in fall camp so far.Arizona defensive back transfer Christian Roland-Wallace has arms like a linebacker and is now playing more inside at the nickel spot. He spent all of his career at corner and said he has played inside some against slot receivers and will go wherever the coaches ask him to.Defensive lineman Korey Foreman wasn't available to the media after Wednesday's practice, but Riley talked about his progress and how he is making strides every practice to become a standout player for the Trojans.Please review, rate and subscribe to the Peristyle Podcast on Apple Podcasts!Thanks to Trader Joe's for sponsoring the Peristyle Podcast!Make sure you check out USCFootball.com for complete coverage of this USC Trojan football team.