Gold Rush
OLYMPICS: USC’s 112-year golden tradition continued in Paris as Trojans Rai Benjamin, Aaron Brown, Andre De Grasse and TeeTee Terry brought home gold medals in track events, while Micah Christenson earned a bronze in volleyball with Team USA. A Trojan has captured gold in every Summer Olympics since 1912.
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Trojans’ Paris Medal Count
4
Gold
All-Time: 157
1
Silver
All-Time: 97
2
Bronze
All-Time: 79
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