USC Now morning report: Trojans against Stanford
USC running back Justin Davis dives just short of the end zone as he’s pushed out of bounds by Stanford’s Jordan Richards during the first quarter of the schools’ Sept. 6, 2014, matchup. Davis scored on the next play.
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Fact of the day: USC (2-0) opens Pac-12 Conference play against Stanford (1-1) on Saturday. The last five games between the Trojans and Cardinal have been decided by eight or fewer points.
In The Times:
- USC preparing for Stanford’s straightforward approach
- Early impressions: USC, UCLA might be for real, SEC not so much
- Trojans move up to No. 6 in AP Poll, No. 5 in coaches’ poll
- Five things we learned in USC’s 55-9 victory over Idaho
- The Vandalizing ends now for Trojans after 59-9 rout of Idaho
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