Three Standout Players: USC vs. San Jose State

These Trojans shined on Saturday.

Claudette Montana Pattison | Sep 5, 2021

The USC Trojans finished week-one with a win over the San Jose State Spartans which was heavily attributed to the teams defensive unit. USC held San Jose State to just seven points, finishing with a final score of 30-7.

Here are three standout players from USC vs. San Jose State.

No. 1 - DB Calen Bullock

Bullock stepped in for veteran safety Isaiah Pola-Mao who was sidelined due to health and safety protocols, and boy did he deliver. The ferocious freshman led USC's defense with eight tackles on the night, and four solo stops. The Pasadena native also became the first freshman to start at safety since Su'a Cravens in 2013.

No. 2 - Greg Johnson

After suffering a season-ending knee injury in 2020, Greg Johnson proved to USC fans that he is back and means business. The redshirt senior had four total tackles, three solo stops and one pick-six on Saturday, which heavily contributed to the Trojans 30-point win over the Spartans.

No. 3 - Drake London

London finished his first game of the 2021 season with zero scores but a career high of 12 receptions on 16 targets for 137 yards. The California native once again proved to be the veteran guy among a very young but talented receiving room.

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Published Sep 5, 2021