Times reporter Gary Klein talks to Cinesport's Noah Coslov about the USC-Oregon game on Saturday.
The No. 18-ranked Trojans will have their hands full on defense trying to stop the high-octane offense of the No. 4 Ducks, who average 46.7 points and 498.3 yards of offense. Running back LaMichael James leads the nation with 150 yards rushing a game.
Among the points of interest that Klein and Coslov cover:
--USC must avoid mistakes and control the ball.
--The Trojans, who have faced top-notch running backs and quarterbacks this season, will have to account for all of the Ducks' weapons on each play to try to slow down their pace.
--USC must be able to make big plays to keep drives moving.
Which is easier said than done, since only Louisiana State in the season opener has been able outplay Oregon.
--Dan Loumena
No comments:
Post a Comment