USC Football Loses 29-28 to Maryland

USC suffered a devastating 29-28 loss to Maryland, marking their third consecutive defeat and extending their record to 3-4 overall and 1-4 in the Big Ten. The Trojans led 28-14 before collapsing in the fourth quarter, highlighted by a blocked field goal attempt and a crucial pass interference penalty that allowed Maryland to score the game-winning touchdown with just 53 seconds left. Quarterback Billy Edwards Jr. delivered a standout performance for Maryland, throwing for 373 yards and leading the comeback. USC's Miller Moss also played well with 336 passing yards but threw an interception that contributed to the team's downfall. With four losses by a combined 14 points, coach Lincoln Riley expressed frustration over the team's continued inability to clinch games. The loss prompted a field-storming celebration from Maryland fans, marking a painful moment for the Trojans.