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Sep 17, 2015

USC-Stanford Could Come Down To Kicks

by Greg Katz

LOS ANGELES — The USC/Stanford rivalry, featuring two proud and private West Coast universities, has been a gridiron war on numerous occasions. In fact, in the last two meeting between these two contentious adversaries, the battle has been decided on a Trojans field goal late in the final quarter.

While attention is understandably being focused on the two opposing quarterbacks, the Trojans Heisman Trophy candidate Cody Kessler and Stanford’s veteran Kevin Hogan, if recent history has anything to do about it, it could come down to yet another chapter of a late, game-winning field goal.

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Greg Katz

Now entering his 59th season of either writing, broadcasting, or just plain watching USC football, WeAreSC columnist Greg Katz began his affiliation with the website back in 2001, introducing his well-received O/NSO (The Obvious/The Not So Obvious) column and later adding his respected IMHO Sunday opinion and tidbits column. Greg, a former ESPN.com college football columnist covering USC, is also a member of the Football Writer's Association of America. He is also known in Southern California as a professional public address announcer, having called the the 1996 Rose Bowl Game between USC and Northwestern. Greg also holds a master's degree in athletic administration and was a former varsity high school coach of 27 years.

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