The USC Trojans have had an up and down start to their season. The first five games of a season usually reveal a team's identity, but the Trojans seem to lack o

USC fans might not want to hear this, but losing Anthony Lucas, Eric Gentry, and Bear Alexander really mattered for the USC defense against Minnesota.

A new-look Big Ten football matchup brought to us by conference realignment kicks off from the Coliseum as USC looks to rebound from a slow start against No. 4 Penn State in college football’s Week 7 action on Saturday.

This will be Penn State’s first time playing the Trojans at the venue since 1991, giving fans a chance to travel there for the first time in more than 30 years, and the first time at all since the Trojan fight song — “Fanfare,

Minnesota made a gutsy call -- and benefitted from video review -- to earn a 24-17 upset win against No. 11 USC on Saturday. On fourth-and-goal from inside USC's 1-yard line, and with less than 1 minute to play, the Gophers lined up to go for it instead of kicking a go-ahead field goal.

A Gopher safety left his feet to make a late interception to seal an upset win in the East end zone of Huntington Bank Stadium. Jordan Howden did it on an “N” in the Minnesota script to beat No. 5 Penn State 31-26 in November 2019.