USC Men's Basketball Adds Guard Kam Woods to Roster for Big Ten Schedule

USC Men's Basketball Adds Guard Kam Woods to Roster for Big Ten Schedule

USC men's basketball has welcomed a new addition to their team as they gear up for the Big Ten schedule. Guard Kam Woods, a seasoned player with experience at various colleges, has joined the Trojans for the spring semester and is set to make an impact on the court. Woods, who previously played at Robert Morris alongside current Trojan Amarion Dickerson, brings a wealth of experience from his collegiate basketball career, including stints at Troy, Northwest Florida State Community College, North Carolina A&T, and North Carolina State. Despite limited playing time at North Carolina State, Woods is now eligible to play for USC due to not participating in any games during the fall semester. Standing at 6-foot-2 and weighing 185 pounds, Woods is expected to contribute to USC's offense, especially with key players like Rodney Rice and Alijah Arenas dealing with injuries. Dickerson is also sidelined with a hip injury, creating a need for additional support on the team. Woods is set to make his debut for USC against UC Santa Cruz at the Galen Center, providing a boost to the team's lineup.