USC is undefeated, but hasn't looked great in the last couple games. Will the Trojans be able to beat a reeling Notre Dame team on the road?
The get a chance to play spoiler when they host the undefeated this weekend. The Irish saw their College Football Playoff hopes come to an end last Saturday when they lost at Louisville while the Trojans needed three overtimes to escape the . Although undefeated, USC is a slight underdog on the road against Notre Dame, a place the Trojans have won since 2011. Advertisement Reigning Heisman Trophy winner is making a strong case for a repeat.
The Trojans have given up 41 points in each of their last two games, the most recent coming against an Arizona Wildcats team that was led by a redshirt freshman backup quarterback. Overall, USC is allowing 27 points and 421.3 yards per game. Even with USC’s apparent vulnerability on defense, the problem for Notre Dame is that its offense has been a prime culprit in the team’s two losses. Against and Louisville, Notre Dame averaged 324.5 yards per game compared to the 483.
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