I mean defensively I think the team played well actually and I always harp on special

teams pretty good effort from special teams it wasn't wasn't great but it was

way better than the UNLV game offensively it was putrid you couldn't even average a point of course you and

LV game offensively it was putrid you couldn't even average a point of quarter

so oh and we got some feedback we got a little feedback

I forgot to turn the audio on so that just came on

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As I said earlier, guys, what are your general thoughts from USC's first loss and

first loss of practical play?

So shotgun's still studying away, he's going over the step.

We were just watching the replay of the game. I didn't get to go through the whole thing. We just had Clay Helens conference call. But quick thoughts overall, defensively I thought USC did pretty good. There was a lot of similarities to the Ohio State game

where could Stanford have scored more probably but only give it up 17 points I think that's

pretty good but Stanford didn't need to really take any risks and push anymore

you'd have like to see a sack or a turnover,

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