USC Men's Basketball: 2 Ex-Trojan Big Men Attended USC Football's First Game In Style

As the Trojans' football team kicked off their season with a victory against San Jose State's Spartans, many USC athletics alumni were in attendance to witness the great start to the season at the Coliseum.

Among the many high profile guests at the event, two familiar faces were in the crowd cheering and fighting on alongside their fellow Trojan brothers in siblings Isaiah and Evan Mobley.

Mobleys hung out in the AD Suite at the @lacoliseum this weekend! ✌️ pic.twitter.com/znh2kOYCTm
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As Caleb Williams continued his Heisman defense with a stellar start to his 2023 season, both Mobley siblings were among the many in the crowd watching the quarterback and the rest of Lincoln Riley's men win their opener.

The Mobley brothers weren't the only one's in attendance as many current members of the Trojan basketball team joined in the festivities, including starry recruit Bronny James.

Though the Mobley brothers had their time with the university, their NBA careers are just beginning.

Isaiah decided to stay another year opposed to his brother Evan and he joined the Cleveland Cavaliers after a stay with their G League team and a second round draft selection one season after his brother was drafted.

Evan's selection to the Cavs has singlehandedly changed the complexion of the franchise after rising draft boards to the 2021 draft's third overall pick from USC.

A defensive savant and playing alongside his brother, the Cavs have entrusted a big part of their future plans to the younger Evan, especially after finishing as a Defensive Player of the Year finalist in just his second full year in the NBA.

Though this isn't the first time the Mobley brothers have shown up to support their alma mater, the game at the Coliseum was a sight to see regardless.

After showing their support for the Trojans' men's basketball team on their Greek exhibition tour, the Mobleys have continued their trend of lending their cheers to the university at whatever opportunity may arise.