In a crucial moment against No. 18 Michigan Saturday, No. 11 USC's day was saved by a lost fumble. What? With 2:40 left in the third quarter Saturday and the Wolverines leading 20–10, the Trojans faced third-and-goal on the Michigan six-yard line.

The TD was USC's second of the third quarter after the Trojans trailed 14-3 at halftime. Michigan's only points of the third quarter came on a pick-6 by cornerback Will Johnson.

Lincoln Riley speaks up about a major reason USC football suffered a tough loss at the hands of the Michigan Wolverines.

Quarterback Miller Moss was stripped sacked by Michigan edge rusher Josaiah Stewart and defensive tackle Kenneth Grant picked up the ball, but running back Woody Marks made a great hustle play, ripping it away from Grant.

A brilliant play turned a USC turnover into Trojan football in the quarter on Saturday at the Big House. Quarterback Miller Moss fumbled the football and Kenneth Grant recovered it. However, the 6-foot-3,