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    Trojans need drop-off in this stat

    by By Zach Helfand, Los Angeles Times Sep 22, 2017 3 minutes

    BERKELEY, Calif. - Tee Martin stood in a far corner of USC's practice field this week and acted like a toddler begging for attention. This was intentional, part of a drill. Trojan receivers caught passes from a JUGS machine as Martin swatted at the players, smacked them with foam pads, grabbed their arms, nagged, pushed and prodded.

    Practice had ended. The rest of USC's players had left the field. Eventually, coach Clay Helton did too. The sun was

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