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USC falls to Indiana in College Football Playoff race

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 15 Nov, 00:26 · Archive

USC lost 27-13 to defending national champion Indiana in a game that likely ended the Trojans' College Football Playoff hopes.

USC lost 27-13 to Indiana on Saturday, a defeat that the New York Post reports likely ended the Trojans' College Football Playoff hopes. Quarterback Jayden Maiava threw an interception to Indiana's Isaiah Jones at the Hoosiers' 1-yard line with 6 minutes 35 seconds remaining when USC was driving to tie the score. That proved to be the decisive moment in what the New York Post describes as a taut game that 'wildly vacillated one way, then another'.

The loss came after USC had built momentum with a home victory over then-No. 2 Ohio State two weeks earlier. USC converted only 2 of 11 third downs and missed two field goals. The New York Post reports that coach Lincoln Riley fell to 1-8 against ranked opponents on the road. USC entered the game ranked No. 18 with a record of 7-2, while Indiana was ranked No. 9 as the defending national champion.

USC falls to Indiana in College Football Playoff race
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In this story: Jayden Maiava · USC · Indiana · Isaiah Jones · Lincoln Riley · Ohio State

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