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Gaydos, R. (2026, September 20). Rutgers' Greg Schiano crashes out on official after costly penalty in tough loss to USC. Fox News. https://www.foxnews.com/outkick-sports/rutgers-greg-schiano-crashes-out-official-costly-penalty-tough-loss-usc
Gaydos, Ryan. “Rutgers' Greg Schiano crashes out on official after costly penalty in tough loss to USC.” Fox News, 20 Sept. 2026, https://www.foxnews.com/outkick-sports/rutgers-greg-schiano-crashes-out-official-costly-penalty-tough-loss-usc.
Gaydos, Ryan. “Rutgers' Greg Schiano crashes out on official after costly penalty in tough loss to USC.” Fox News, September 20, 2026. https://www.foxnews.com/outkick-sports/rutgers-greg-schiano-crashes-out-official-costly-penalty-tough-loss-usc.
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In Piscataway, NJ, the USC Trojans narrowly defeated Rutgers Scarlet Knights in a surprising 42-35 victory during their Big Ten opener. Despite being heavy favorites, USC faced significant challenges from Rutgers' offense, which racked up 460 yards and capitalized on several big plays. A critical moment came when Prophet Brown intercepted a pass intended to tie the game and returned it for a 99-yard pick six, shifting momentum back in USC's favor. However, the Trojans' defense struggled, allowing Rutgers to convert key fourth downs and score at will. The win was a relief for USC after they had given up too many big plays and their offense missed standout freshman wide receiver Trent Mosley due to injury. Meanwhile, Greg Schiano, Rutgers’ beleaguered head coach, faced additional pressure following the loss, with speculation mounting about his future leading the program.