USC Takes Out Stanford

The USC Trojans have taken out Stanford in college football with a win on Saturday night. This might be due in part to Ed Orgeron. Orgeron was supposed to be a temporary coach while the team looked for someone else, but he may just stick around after the recent performance. Cody Kessler was in charge of the Trojan’s offense and he was able to get them down the field in a couple of minutes while Andre Heidari contributed with a nearly-fifty yard field goal with just a few seconds remaining on the clock. That gave USC the win 20 to 17.

The big play of the night was from the Stanford forty-eight yard line. Kessler threw the ball to Marquise Lee for a 13 yard pass and then he drove it to a full 27 yard drive at the four and two play. This after Lee sustained an injury in the fourth quarter. He made it nearly back to the sideline before he collapsed, but he didn’t much mind more than likely because this contest has some serious meaning for the Trojans, and after the season that they have had, they really needed this win. There was some major celebrating afterward.

Some of the other notable plays that happened during the game was an eleven year pass to Nelson Agholor, and that got them down to the Stanford 21 yard line. They then had a couple of bad plays before Heidari was able to make his play. This win gives the Trojans 8 and 3 but it also sends the standings into an uproar. The Trojans might be able to win the South Division now if they can walk the line for the rest of the season. It will be interesting to see how the rest of the season goes for college football.