USC receiver Corey Simms reported out for rest of 2026 season
Simms had begun moving into USC’s receiver rotation, with the team’s other available pass-catchers offering options in his absence.
USC receiver Corey Simms is expected to miss the remainder of the 2026 football season, Trojans Wire reported, citing CBS Sports’ Matt Zenitz. The report did not give a reason for his absence.
Simms had begun earning a place in the rotation while Trent Mosley was sidelined with an injury, creating more opportunities for him to play.
His absence removes one option for quarterback Jayden Maiava. USC has other receivers available, including Kayden Dixon-Wyatt, Terrell Anderson, Tanook Hines and Boobie Feaster, though the report does not identify who will take Simms’ place.
Mosley is not expected back for the Washington game. A return for Penn State on 10 October was described as possible, with availability for Wisconsin on 24 October presented as an expectation.
