Stunning Transfer Move Leaves Nation in Shock: Five-Star QB Husan Longstreet Enters Portal
In a move that has sent shockwaves through the college football world, five-star freshman quarterback Husan Longstreet has announced his decision to enter the transfer portal. The news comes just days after his brother Kevin left USC, and it appears that Longstreet will not be staying in Los Angeles for one more year.
As a highly touted prospect, Longstreet had shown flashes of brilliance on the field, displaying elite legs and arm strength that make him one of the best dual-threat quarterbacks in college football. However, despite being considered the future face of the program, he has been relegated to the bench under Lincoln Riley's guidance.
Longstreet's decision to leave USC is a stunning move, especially given his family ties to the program. His brother Kevin had recently announced that he was leaving for the transfer window, and it seemed as though Husan would follow suit. However, Longstreet has other plans, and he will be exploring options elsewhere.
The good news for Longstreet is that he will have a wealth of programs vying for his attention in 2026. With the transfer portal closing on January 16th, Longstreet has just over two weeks to make a decision that will impact the future of several college football teams.
Coach Lane Kiffin, who had been linked to Husan's brother Kevin, may also be in play for Longstreet. The news follows Demond Williams' decision to withdraw his name from the transfer portal and stay with Washington, further complicating Kiffin's search for a top quarterback prospect.
Longstreet's move sets off a chain reaction that will have far-reaching implications for college football teams going into 2026. As one of the most talented young quarterbacks in the nation, Husan Longstreet has the potential to make a significant impact at his next destination.
In a move that has sent shockwaves through the college football world, five-star freshman quarterback Husan Longstreet has announced his decision to enter the transfer portal. The news comes just days after his brother Kevin left USC, and it appears that Longstreet will not be staying in Los Angeles for one more year.
As a highly touted prospect, Longstreet had shown flashes of brilliance on the field, displaying elite legs and arm strength that make him one of the best dual-threat quarterbacks in college football. However, despite being considered the future face of the program, he has been relegated to the bench under Lincoln Riley's guidance.
Longstreet's decision to leave USC is a stunning move, especially given his family ties to the program. His brother Kevin had recently announced that he was leaving for the transfer window, and it seemed as though Husan would follow suit. However, Longstreet has other plans, and he will be exploring options elsewhere.
The good news for Longstreet is that he will have a wealth of programs vying for his attention in 2026. With the transfer portal closing on January 16th, Longstreet has just over two weeks to make a decision that will impact the future of several college football teams.
Coach Lane Kiffin, who had been linked to Husan's brother Kevin, may also be in play for Longstreet. The news follows Demond Williams' decision to withdraw his name from the transfer portal and stay with Washington, further complicating Kiffin's search for a top quarterback prospect.
Longstreet's move sets off a chain reaction that will have far-reaching implications for college football teams going into 2026. As one of the most talented young quarterbacks in the nation, Husan Longstreet has the potential to make a significant impact at his next destination.
OMG I'm still in shock over this news! A star player like Husan Longstreet just up and decides to leave SCU? 
It's like he's got his heart set on something else already. I get it, Lincoln Riley can be a bit of a mystery coach, but five-star freshman QBs don't usually have to wait their turn to play 
And now that Kevin has left, it seems like Husan is going the opposite direction 
What's next? 
Will Coach Kiffin even get the chance to recruit him? 
The transfer portal drama is getting crazy! 
. I feel for Husan Longstreet, he deserves better than to be benched and then have to choose between staying or leaving. Can't these coaches just make up their minds?! And now Coach Kiffin is in play too? This is getting crazy! The portal is supposed to be for players who want a fresh start, not for coaches to chase after another top talent 
. It's all about the drama and the next big signing, not about what's best for the player...
. It's gonna be wild seeing where he ends up, but I gotta wonder if he'll get a better shot at playing time elsewhere 
. And what about USC? They're basically giving up on him after just one season. 
i feel bad for kevin too, that guy wasnt getting the same attention as husan and now hes also leaving... 
coach kiffin is probs in play too 
he's got 2 weeks to make a decision but idk if any team can give him the love he deserves 
. Now, it'll be interesting to see which schools he'll end up at and how this plays out. Coach Kiffin might have a shot at signing him, but I'm not sure... 
. coach lane kiffin is definitely a possibility though, that would be amazing to see him play under kiffin's guidance 
. anyone think he'll end up at ohio state? 
His family ties to the program are still gonna make it tough for him, though - gotta respect that fam commitment 
With all those big-name programs sniffing around, he's got a whole new world of possibilities. Can't wait to see what he does next! 
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he had the world at his feet at USC but felt stuck and now he's exploring options, it's scary but also kinda liberating 
they've got the perfect coach and system for him to thrive. or maybe it's gonna be Ohio State, they always make a move in the transfer portal 
. And what's with the family ties anyway? It feels like he's leaving because of his bro Kevin rather than his own decisions 
. He's got the talent to make a huge difference at his next stop 
It's like he's got his heart set on somewhere else. 