Trojans Roll to 26 In a Row

Running back, LenDale White, pictured.

“For the second week in a row, USC looked like it was sleep walking through the first half. Beset by penalties and blown plays, the Trojans appeared more like the team Pete Carroll took over in 2001 than the monster he has molded it into. Held without out a touchdown in the first half for the first time since their forgettable Las Vegas Bowl loss in ‘01, the Trojans were forced to come back from a 21-3 halftime deficit, an 18-point margin that would be their largest comeback since the memorable 1974 USC-Notre Dame game when the Trojans rallied from 24 down to win 55-24.”