Oregon blows out USC 56-24
The Ducks dominated the final three quarters, handing USC a crushing loss in the Pac-12 South race.
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The Ducks dominated the final three quarters, handing USC a crushing loss in the Pac-12 South race.
The Trojans face the likely Pac-12 North champion Ducks with a chance to make a statement against one of the country’s best teams.
Let’s try to look at the big picture and try to think more like it’s the 21st century.
USC will take on powerhouse Stanford before welcoming San Jose State on Senior Day.
The Trojans will face off with the Ducks in a game with serious Pac-12 implications.
The former three-star recruit seems to be adjusting to his new role on the national stage just fine.
The team will search for answers in the offseason after its last-place finish.
Some former USC players are exceeding expectations, while others are struggling.
The Trojans have dominated both Oregon and Oregon State over the past few years.
Now the game that defined so much of my childhood could be coming back … in a few years. On Tuesday, the NCAA Board of Governors voted to let student-athletes be compensated for their name, likeness and image.
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