This Ridiculous Double Pass Touchdown Was Why Western Michigan Hung With USC

Trickery!
This Ridiculous Double Pass Touchdown Was Why Western Michigan Hung With USC
This Ridiculous Double Pass Touchdown Was Why Western Michigan Hung With USC /

The game isn’t over yet, but Western Michigan is tied with No. 4 USC — yeah, that USC — and this ridiculously creative playcall is why.

WMU lost the lead after USC scored in the third quarter to knot it. Sam Darnold had thrown two interceptions for the Trojans before he clicked into gear on the game-tying scoring drive, going 6-for-6 for 89 yards through the air before running in himself for a touchdown.

USC took the lead midway through the fourth quarter, but then Western Michigan took the ensuing kickoff back for a touchdown to knot the score at 28. Yep. One of those nights.

The Trojans pulled away late and won 49–31, but tip your cap to the Broncos for a strong showing.


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Jeremy Woo
JEREMY WOO

Jeremy Woo has covered basketball for SI since 2014, including the NBA draft and weekly Power Rankings. He is from the South Side of Chicago.