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Saturday night belongs to college football, and the spotlight shines brightly on the clash between USC and Ohio State. Fans across the nation are tuning in to see if the Trojans can stop the Buckeyes, who are the consensus best team in the Big Ten. The game starts at 7:30 p.m. Eastern time, and you will want to be settled in before the first snap. According to Yahoo Sports, this matchup comes at a tough time for USC as they try to shake off last week’s rough loss.

How to Catch the Action Live

The game is a key test for both squads as they look to prove their worth early in the season. It is a big night for the sport, and missing it would be a shame for any true fan. The game kicks off at 7:30 p.m. ET on NBC and streams on Peacock.

Can the Trojans Survive the Trenches?

The biggest worry for USC is its running game, which was completely shut down against Wisconsin last week. The Buckeyes have a massive front line that will likely do the same thing again. The Trojans managed only –17 rushing yards against Wisconsin last week, which means they may struggle to move the ball on the ground. This has forced quarterback Jayden Maiava to carry the load and make big throws under pressure. Maiava was sacked five times and threw two interceptions in the last game, so he has to be perfect this time.

The defense needs help too, especially from freshman Luke Wafle, who has been a force with multiple sacks in recent weeks. He’ll need to be at the top of his game if the Trojans want to keep this game competitive. The Trojans have the talent to compete, but they must play a clean game to stay close.


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