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Hello everybody and welcome to another edition of Tunnel Vision, a shirt brought to you by USC football.com.

I'm Heather Healy, joined by Ryan Abraham and Shotgun Spratley. We're going to break down USC's 45-27 loss to Oregon State in the Coliseum.

The first time the beavers have won in Los Angeles since 1960, so a historic loss for the children, so we'll break it all down.

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We already have a caller in the queue, so thank you for that. But like I said, guys, it was a historic loss for USC.

We saw USC go down against Washington State in Pullman, halftime, Dante Williams talks to the team, the team turns it around.

I wasn't able to do that last night. What do we see on Saturday, Ryan?

Yeah, it's funny. Our friends, Alicia, they're a toll over at the renautory. They were talking about, hey, if you have a good third quarter, things are usually going to be talked about well.

Like if you remember the Washington State game from last year, all the points were scored early, and then you kind of like didn't do much the rest of the game.

In this last one, all the points were scored in the third quarter or a lot of them, and you just kind of feel better about it.

You know, like if it's the fourth quarter, come back. That's one thing. But scoring points after halftime, you kind of feel good.

And actually USC second third quarter really just dominated the game when they're after being down 14 nothing. It was the complete opposite in this game.

Oregon State started in the second quarter, five straight touchdown drives, two of them 92 yard variety.

So they just dominated the second third quarter is 35 to seven or whatever it was. They scored just early in the fourth quarter.

But USC had nothing coming out of there. It looked like Oregon State had to, you know, was inflicting their will on this game.

We're able to push USC around just really good run blocking. I think they had, I believe it was 12 runs that were over 10 yards.

Nolan was great. You know, through four, four touchdown passes didn't have to throw a ton.

But four touchdown passes was really efficient and also took off and ran.

The ball was able to, if there's ever guys were covered, he just kind of took off and ran. And it just seemed like whatever Oregon State wanted to do, they did.

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