The reality, in an ugly back-and-forth between two imploding Pac-12 foes, was that the Trojans got the best of no one. Instead, they found themselves wandering aimlessly through the desert night, with seemingly no plan at all in Saturday’s 31-16 defeat at Arizona State. I have to get better as we go.”USC was expected to lean on the run to help ease the offense into life after London, but Arizona State adjusted accordingly. Coming off two of the best performances of his career, Keaontay Ingram was bottled up by an Arizona State front content to stack the box to stop him. A defensive holding committed on third down by cornerback Chris Steele extended an Arizona State drive, giving the Sun Devils a shot.

Source: Los Angeles Times November 07, 2021 22:55 UTC