USC Falls to Utah Again, 34-32 - Los Angeles Sentinel

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USC Falls to Utah Again, 34-32 - Los Angeles Sentinel

The No. 18 Trojans began the day with one thing in mind: beating the Utah Utes after a heartbreaking loss to Notre Dame. The Trojans and their legions of fans would leave the Coliseum disappointed after losing again to the Utes. As most sports fans would say, the Utes have the Trojans' number; they spoiled it for the Trojans once again.

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