PASADENA, Calif. - Step aside, Trojans. Your chase for the national championship is over. A quarterback who didn't know he was starting until three days before UCLA played Southern California and a vastly improved defense combined to knock USC out of the BCS title game Saturday as the Bruins stunned their crosstown rivals 13-9.
Patrick Cowan passed for 114 yards, ran for another 55, and the Bruins snapped a seven-game losing streak to the Trojans in paving the way for a Michigan-Ohio State rematch or an Ohio State-Florida matchup for the national championship Jan. 8 in Glendale, Ariz.
The final BCS standings and bowl pairings will be announced Sunday.
The Trojans moved into position for a game-winning touchdown, but Eric McNeal deflected and then made a diving interception of John David Booty's pass at the UCLA 20-yard line with 1:10 remaining.
USC's bid for a third straight appearance in the national title game was over. Condolences can be sent to Dr. Ralph, c/o San-O Daze.
I new there was something suspect about you sanodaze guys , you are S.C. fans! I hope you enjoy the highlight reel. As for mr I'm going to find Patrick and have a toast to Tommy Prothro.
My pleasure doc. It's a shame about that national record ending with only 63 straight games with USC always scoring 20+ points. I have 4 words for you. Back to square one.
Maybe in another 5 straight years you'll come close again. Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha. UCLA forever.
Early report:
ReplyDeleteUCLA 7
USC 0
More to come.
At the half:USC 9 UCLA 7
ReplyDeleteAre they the Sheer or ultra sensitive?
ReplyDeleteFINAL: U.S.C. 9 U.C.L.A. 13 WOW that was ugly.
ReplyDeleteOne man's ugliness is joy to thousands.
ReplyDeleteGo Bruins!
ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha.
ReplyDeleteDoctor Ralph
PASADENA, Calif. - Step aside, Trojans. Your chase for the national championship is over. A quarterback who didn't know he was starting until three days before UCLA played Southern California and a vastly improved defense combined to knock USC out of the BCS title game Saturday as the Bruins stunned their crosstown rivals 13-9.
ReplyDeletePatrick Cowan passed for 114 yards, ran for another 55, and the Bruins snapped a seven-game losing streak to the Trojans in paving the way for a Michigan-Ohio State rematch or an Ohio State-Florida matchup for the national championship Jan. 8 in Glendale, Ariz.
The final BCS standings and bowl pairings will be announced Sunday.
The Trojans moved into position for a game-winning touchdown, but Eric McNeal deflected and then made a diving interception of John David Booty's pass at the UCLA 20-yard line with 1:10 remaining.
USC's bid for a third straight appearance in the national title game was over. Condolences can be sent to Dr. Ralph, c/o San-O Daze.
Thank's Anonymous for the play by play recap. Two words:ROSE BOWL.
ReplyDeleteI new there was something suspect about you sanodaze guys , you are S.C. fans! I hope you enjoy the highlight reel. As for mr I'm going to find Patrick and have a toast to Tommy Prothro.
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry about the incorrect spelling, coach Wooden would scold me, I've been out all night drinking with Gary Beeban and I can't see straight.
ReplyDeleteMy pleasure doc.
ReplyDeleteIt's a shame about that national record ending with only 63 straight games with USC always scoring 20+ points. I have 4 words for you.
Back to square one.
Maybe in another 5 straight years you'll come close again. Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha.
UCLA forever.
By the blue Pacific's rolling wasters
ReplyDeleteLoyal we stand each sons
And daughters....
I don't follow basketball.
ReplyDeleteUCLA BRUINS try and delete that Puttzle.
ReplyDeleteI miss the days of the stories about the submarine.
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