Jayden Maiava Makes History as USC's First Polynesian Starting Quarterback

Maiava steps into a significant role at USC, aiming to lead the Trojans to bowl eligibility against Nebraska.

Jayden Maiava will be the first Polynesian quarterback to start for USC, marking a cultural milestone for the university.
Maiava's debut comes as USC faces Nebraska, with both teams vying for bowl eligibility in a challenging season.
Maiava replaces Miller Moss, who has struggled with interceptions during USC's recent losing streak.
Maiava's dynamic playing style, including his rushing ability, is seen as a better fit for USC's offensive strategy under Coach Lincoln Riley.
Maiava's journey to USC included a standout freshman season at UNLV and a pivotal transfer decision, bypassing Georgia for the Trojans.