They gave up 28 points to San Jose State, and 14 to Nevada. The other side of USC’s performances is that they’ve allowed points.
Stanford should be able to provide at least some measure of resistance, and possibly keep the Trojans below the 50-point plateau. They’ve carved up some terrible defenses, as Nevada and San Jose State both rank outside the top 120 in PFF’s secondary ratings for their early performances. USC’s offense has looked crisp through two games, which should pretty much be a given with Lincoln Riley as the head coach and Caleb Williams under center.
