The injury bug has struck the USC Trojans in their first Big Ten conference matchup vs. the Michigan Wolverines. In the third quarter, USC tight end Lake McRee

USC showed some toughness, but the Trojans will need to play clean football the rest of the way if they hope to achieve their goals.

As USC quarterback Miller Moss found his rhythm in the second half, the Trojans proceeded to outscore Michigan 21-6 until the game’s final minutes. The Wolverines failed to get a first down until the game-winning 10-play, 89-yard drive that took Kalel Mullings into the endzone.