USC redshirt junior quarterback Miller Moss plans to enter the NCAA Transfer Portal with one year of eligibility remaining. ESPN's Pete Thamel first

The USC Trojans have had a strange season. After starting the year with an eye-popping victory over the LSU Tigers in Las Vegas, the Trojans struggled to find consistent play and finished the regular season 6-6.

Miller Moss sends a hearfelt message to USC football and Trojans Nation after his decision to enter the transfer portal.

USC quarterback Miller Moss is entering the NCAA Transfer portal, he tells ESPN. Moss started 10 games at USC and has thrown for 3,469 yards and 27 touchdowns in his career. He has one year of eligibility remaining. pic.twitter.com/QcsPPBJQp5

With the 2024 college football regular season officially over for most teams, players have begun to announce their plans to enter the NCAA transfer portal when it opens on Dec. 9. On Monday, ESPN's Pete Thamel revealed that USC Trojans quarterback Miller Moss intends to join the party and put his name in the portal.

USC QB Miller Moss will hit the portal when it opens on Dec. 9 and is expected to be one of the most high-profile transfers this offseason.

USC quarterback Miller Moss will enter the transfer portal after losing his starting job midseason, he announced on X (formerly Twitter). Moss started 10 games for the Trojans and will have one year of eligibility remaining.

USC quarterback Miller Moss told ESPN on Monday that he is entering the NCAA transfer portal and is looking to get into a program that can compete for a conference championship and win "at the highest level.

Moss announced his decision Monday to transfer from USC, which seemed likely since the Trojans’ late-season QB change to Jayden Maiava.

Miller Moss left USC football on Monday morning. The Trojan quarterback declared his intent to enter the transfer portal and seek another place to play college football in 2025. It is an unfortunate end to Moss's USC career,