USC's two-quarterback strategy flounders in loss to Arizona State
Struggling USC had no answers on offense during the fourth quarter, falling 31-16 to Arizona State Saturday night in Tempe.It was Slovis who took over from there, with USC down eight and at its most desperate. But hope already had fizzled, and the sideline was lifeless. A three-and-out was the final blow.
Even an All-America receiver may not have been able to save USC on Saturday night; though, neither quarterback was at his best in the absence of Drake London,USC’s unusual rotation did it no favors. After refusing all week to disclose his plan for the quarterbacks,largely stuck to the same rotation he used last week in a win over Arizona, switching them out every two drives, with only a few exceptions.
It didn’t work Saturday night. Both struggled early, unable to find a rhythm, and neither had any chance to recover. Dart led the Trojans’ only touchdown drive after an Arizona State fumble and scored on a nine-yard run, but only after the Sun Devils extended the drive with two penalties. Slovis was the sharper of the two but couldn’t muster any momentum to keep drives moving. His 131 passing yards marked the lowest total of any start in his career.
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