After a brutal, injury-marred season, USC head coach Eric Musselman is aggressively reloading his roster through the transfer portal. Having already secured a strong backcourt, Musselman is now setting his sights on a major frontcourt addition that could transform the Trojans' fortunes.

The target is former UConn center Eric Reibe, a 7-foot-1 former top-30 recruit. Reibe, who appeared in 40 games for the reigning national runners-up, is visiting USC this week. While his stats (5.9 points, 3.3 rebounds) were limited playing behind star Tarris Reed, his potential is significant. For many programs, Reibe would have been a starter, showcasing the caliber of talent USC is pursuing.

Landing Reibe would be a game-changer for the Trojans' roster construction. He would provide crucial size and balance to a group featuring guards like Rodney Rice and KJ Lewis, and forward Jacob Cofie. This move would address a key need, giving USC a formidable inside presence to complement its perimeter strength.

If Musselman, already known as the "Portal King," can secure this commitment, it would instantly elevate USC's outlook. Adding a promising big man from a championship-caliber program like UConn is the kind of move that shifts a team from the bubble to being a clear-cut NCAA Tournament contender. The Trojans' rebuild is accelerating, and all eyes are on this pivotal visit.