USC Spot Their Own Weaknesses in 41-35 Victory Over California - Los Angeles Sentinel

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USC Spot Their Own Weaknesses in 41-35 Victory Over California - Los Angeles Sentinel

Although the California Golden Bears scored 21 points in the fourth quarter alone, the USC Trojans endured and secured a 41-35 victory. The matchup ignited a mutual sense of frustration among both teams.

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