Three questions USC must answer after tough loss to Michigan
There’s no ready-made answer, and USC’s offensive-line consistency will be one of the storylines of the season. When tight end McRee went down in a heap Saturday after a low hit, his limp off the field was a gut-wrench, the broadcast showing the USC stalwart breaking into tears on the sideline.
This article originally appeared on Trojans Wire: Lincoln Riley and his USC football staff failed to clean up mistakes USC's ...
After a bye week, the Badgers football team returns to action Saturday agtainst USC at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum.
No. 18 Michigan went nearly the entire second half without picking up a first down before its offense found an explosive gear ...
The No. 18 Michigan Wolverines came away with an upset over the No. 11 USC Trojans in Ann Arbor, 27-24. More news: Former ...
USC should have beaten Michigan, but curious play calls from Lincoln Riley raise questions as to whether he can lead the ...
Former UCLA football defensive end Laiatu Latu forced his first career NFL sack and fumble — against old USC football rival ...
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ROUNDUP: Media praises Michigan football and its uncharacteristic way of beating USCHowever, the Michigan football coaches did just that. Sherrone Moore installed Alex Orji as the starting quarterback, ...
The latest US LBM Coach Poll is out and Paul Myerberg discusses why USC missed a big opportunity to beat Michigan and the ...
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