USC seemed to find its rhythm like UCLA when it played very well against Rutgers. With a 42-20 win over the Scarlet Knights, the Trojans snapped a three-game skid to get back to .500.

However, Rutgers almost came back, cutting a 28-9 deficit to 28-20 in the third quarter. USC answered with two touchdowns, but the Scarlet Knights drove deep into Trojan territory on their final two drives.

Despite the win, USC is still not out of the woods in terms of their ability to play 60 minutes of football. But compared to Nebraska, the Trojans hold a stronger advantage. Quarterback Miller Moss is averaging nearly 283 passing yards and two touchdowns per game, which Nebraska needs to watch out for.

The defense is allowing nearly 22 points per game, 235 yards passing and 136 yards rushing, almost lining up perfectly with Nebraska’s stats. However, with the Huskers’ struggles of late, USC holds a firm advantage.