The USC Trojans suffered a big loss before the start of their upcoming season as true freshman Alijah Arenas sustained a knee injury. In a social media post, the Trojans said that Arenas’ recovery will range from six to eight months, meaning he will miss the beginning of the season. With Arenas set to miss time, here are three options that USC coach Eric Musselman use to replace the freshman’s projected role in the rotation. The reigning Big South Newcomer of the Year, Marsh was expected to have a big role on the team, whether that came in the starting lineup or off the bench. Now, with Arenas’ out for a prolonged period, Marsh has an opporutnity to seize an even bigger role for himself in the upcoming campaign. Marsh put up 18.8 points, 4.2 rebounds, and 3.7 assists per game last season. At 5-foot-10, 165 pounds, Marsh’s role is strictly as ball-handling guard who can shot if needed as proven by his 30 percent three-point shooting percentage. One of the final additions to the roster, Cornish was one of theRead More
USC Trojans’ Alijah Arenas Knee Injury: 3 Players Who Could Fill His Void
