A do-or-die, two-point conversion run by Rising gave Utah its first lead of the game with just 48 seconds left. Not since November 2017 had USC allowed more than 400 yards through the air, but Rising managed 415. Still, USC was in control for almost the entire game, up until it gave Utah the ball back one last time. Jackson scampered 20 yards for a go-ahead score, leaving Utah with more than four minutes left to make its final statement. On third and long, on USC’s opening drive, Williams wriggled loose from the pocket to find only green grass in front of him.

Source: Los Angeles Times October 16, 2022 05:29 UTC