Sam Richmond | NCAA.com | April 16, 2016 USC football: Blind long snapper Jake Olson gets standing ovation at spring game Share In a truly touching moment, USC long snapper Jack Olson, who is blind, received a standing ovation from the Trojan faithful during the team's spring game on Saturday. Olson came in and delivered perfect snaps on two field goal attempts. After the second made field goal, Olson's teammates embraced him and the USC fans in attendance stood up in applause. Take a look: "Bling Long Snapper Gets Standing O at Spring Game" via @TeamStream https://t.co/0YyanGWuKu — Jonathan Himebauch (@COACH_HIMEY) April 16, 2016 Kudos to Olson's USC family for showing him their support on Saturday and ever since he walked on the team last season. Olson, who grew up a huge USC fan, has been blind since he was 12. ESPN's Shelley Smith chronicled Olson's incredible journey toward becoming a Trojan last September. College Football Playoff rankings: LSU enters top 5 in Week 13's top 25 LSU entered the top five in Week 13's College Football Playoff rankings, with defending national champion Georgia holding on to the top spot. Here's the full top 25. READ MORE Colleges with most players in the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame UCLA leads all schools with seven basketball players in the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame. READ MORE The women's DI college volleyball teams with the most national championships Stanford leads all DI women's volleyball programs with nine national championships since 1981. READ MORE