Photo Gallery: USC Trojans at UCLA Bruins

USC's win over UCLA in photos...

Nov 20, 2022

USC clinched a spot in the Pac-12 title game with the win. (Photo: Naji Saker)

PASADENA — USC beat UCLA and took home the Victory Bell on Saturday at the Rose Bowl.

Final score: USC 48, UCLA 45.

Trojans quarterback Caleb Williams threw for 470 yards and two touchdowns. Running back Austin Jones ran for 120 yards and scored twice, himself. USC improved to 10-1 this season.

With the win, the Trojans clinched a spot in the Pac-12 Championship game in Las Vegas. UCLA was eliminated.

Photographer Naji Saker was on the scene for JohnCanzano.com, working the game. His photo gallery is a treat:

Caleb Williams and Lincoln Riley hug after the game. (Photo: Naji Saker)

Dorian Thompson-Robinson had 309 passing yards and 4 TDs. (Photo: Naji Saker)

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Rand Wintermute

Writes Rand’s Newsletter

OSU’s Rose Bowl is next Saturday against the DuX….One play separated SC from losing to OSU at Reser . OSU has best defense in the Pac 12. Beavers are hungry to get their chomps into the DuX arse ! OSU speed will overcome

The “pretty boys” from Eugene !

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GOUSC

Fight On for old SC! Our men fight on… to victory! Our alma mater dear… looks up to you! Fight On and win for old SC, Fight On to victory, Fight On!

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Photo Gallery: USC Trojans at UCLA Bruins

USC's win over UCLA in photos...

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