Recap: USC Crushes Rutgers - The Bleeding Stops
USC ends losing streak with 42-20 win over Rutgers.
USC Trojans ended their three-game losing streak in a dominant fashion over Rutgers with a 42-20 victory. Woody Marks powered through with three touchdowns as Miller Moss added flair with two scoring completions and a rush touchdown. Despite being down key secondary players, the Trojans stood tall on defense ensuring crucial stops. Moss played a significant role with an impressive performance in guiding USC to score in all first-half possessions. The Scarlet Knights, despite valiant efforts by Athan Kaliakmanis and Antwan Raymond, couldn’t overcome the persistence and renewed form of USC’s offense, notably with Makai Lemon’s standout receiving and special team contributions. The Trojans showcased resilience echoing past success, aiming for a strong finish in the Big Ten conference post this invigorating win. Meanwhile, Rutgers struggled to find defensive stability, further showcased by USC’s strategic execution and Lemon’s explosive plays, hinting at his vital role for the team’s offensive strategy moving forward.