USC can’t keep up with Washington in scoring spree, dashing its Pac-12 title hopes
LOS ANGELES — All they needed was one little spark, Lincoln Riley assured his USC Trojans, one measly twist of fate from the football gods for things to go their way. What No. 20 USC got instead against No. 5 Washington was a whirling inferno, with enough twists and turns to leave a sold-out Coliseum crowd’s heads spinning. Thrust into an extravaganza of explosive plays, on a night when ...
by Ryan Kartje, Los Angeles Times
Nov 04, 2023
3 minutes
LOS ANGELES — All they needed was one little spark, Lincoln Riley assured his USC Trojans, one measly twist of fate from the football gods for things to go their way.
What No. 20 USC got instead against No. 5 Washington was a whirling inferno, with enough twists and turns to leave a sold-out Coliseum crowd’s heads spinning. Thrust into an extravaganza of explosive plays, on a night when defense was largely optional, the, their Pac-12 title hopes largely reduced to ash.
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