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Go Cardinal! As always, be sure to follow along on Twitter too: Rule of Tree
hello endzone, my old friend
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Bryce Love already looking like himself with a touchdown after a 24-yard run puts the Stanford Cardinal in the red zone. The Cardinal lead the USC Trojans 7-0 following the opening drive.
Had a #PartyInTheBackfield to end the quarter.
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Alijah Holder with a tackle for loss in the first quarter to help celebrate his return to the lineup.
Fourth down, no problem. @BobbyOkereke & @jalfieri4 wanted to feast.
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Joey Alfieri strips USC’s J.T. Daniels and Bobby Okereke scoops up the loose ball! Fumble recovered by Stanford for the game’s first turnover.
COUNT IT. @CJ51 hauls in @kj_costello's pass to extend the Stanford lead.
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Stanford takes a 14-0 lead after a Colby Parkinson toe-tapping score. The touchdown gives the Cardinal a two score lead as the clash goes to the half.
USC finally gets on the board in the second half with a Chase McGrath field goal to cut the lead to 14-3.
16th career 100-yard rushing game for @Blovee_20, ties Darrin Nelson for 4th-most in school history. Love has rushed for over 100 yards in 15 of his last 17 games.#GoStanford pic.twitter.com/vVE7I24zsm
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Stanford has struggled to run the ball inside, with USC’s linebackers playing over the inside gaps. But Love finally breaks free on the outside for a 59-yard scamper that helps the drive end in a field goal. The Cardinal lead 17-3 in the third quarter.
YESSIR @MalikAntoine3! First career INT for the Baton Rouge native.
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Stanford’s Malik Antoine ices USC’s two final drives with his first and second career interceptions. The 17-3 victory is head coach David Shaw’s 75th as head coach (program record) and gives the Cardinal their first PAC-12 win of 2018.