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5 key numbers from USC’s win over UCLA | L.A. Focus News

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Here are five key numbers from USC's 43-38 win over UCLA: 11 That's how many tackles for a loss USC recorded, dropping the Bruins back 35 yards. Eight Trojans contributed, and LB Drake Jackson led with 2.5 while two of S Talanoa Hufanga's 17 tackles were for a loss. Hufanga's night, which included an interception […]

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