Trojans rally, but they can't pull out the stops
SOUTH BEND, Ind. - It wasn't a costly turnover. It wasn't a crippling penalty. It wasn't any of the obvious, head-scratching blunders that have often plagued USC over the course of this season and last.
Over the past two weeks, the Trojans and their coaches had done everything they could to mitigate those mistakes, talking a big game on turnovers, preaching fewer penalties. But on a chilly Saturday night in South Bend, in the 91st meeting of one of college football's most stories rivalries, the issues that defined this game
