Photo Gallery: USC at Oregon State football

Beavers vs. Trojans photo essay

Sep 25, 2022

Dehaun Fenwick rushed for a TD on Saturday. (Photo: Serena Morones)

CORVALLIS — USC is visiting Oregon State for what could be the final time. The No. 7-ranked Trojans and Beavers kicked off at Reser Stadium at 6:30 p.m.

It was loud.

It was entertaining.

But USC beat Oregon State 17-14.

I wrote a column off the game, wondering how the Beavers snatched defeat from the jaws of victory. Photographer Serena Morones was on the scene and her live photo gallery is a treat:

Lincoln Riley and Caleb Williams on the USC bench. (Photo: Serena Morones)

Deshaun Fenwick’s TD run in the first half gave OSU a halftime lead. (Photo: Serena Morones)

Travis Dye runs with the ball for USC. (Photo: Serena Morones)

Caleb Williams struggled on Saturday vs. OSU. (Photo: Serena Morones)

Travis Dye had 133 rushing yards for USC. (Photo: Serena Morones).

Oregon State’s defense held USC to three first-half points. (Photo: Serena Morones).

Jam Griffin runs with the ball vs. USC on Saturday. (Photo: Serena Morones).

Tre’Shaun Harrison has emerged as a dangerous target for OSU. (Photo: Serena Morones).

Reser Stadium waited for kickoff. (Photo: Serena Morones)

USC has a 3-4 record in its last seven trips to Corvallis. (Photo: Serena Morones)

Beavers fans dressed for an “orange-out”. (Photo: Serena Morones)

OSU fans tailgated in front of the game. (Photo: Serena Morones)

The Beaver Block party was a big hit for families. (Photo: Serena Morones)

Beavers fans enjoy the pre-game. (Photo: Serena Morones)

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