This past weekend brought a dramatic shakeup in college football as five top 15 teams were upset, including both USC and UCLA. The LA Times college football Round Table highlights the intense game between USC and Minnesota, where coach Lincoln Riley's late-game decisions faced criticism, especially his choice to abandon a successful running game. Meanwhile, UCLA showed signs of hope with quarterback Justin Martin stepping up in their clash against Penn State but ultimately came away with a loss. The conversation reflects on Riley's press conference demeanor and his team's struggles, raising concerns about his future. Ben Bulch and Ryan KY dissect the implications for both Los Angeles teams as they approach crucial games against Minnesota and Penn State respectively. Both teams face significant hurdlesβUSC contends with a challenging pass rush and questions about offensive line performance, while UCLA seeks to establish a cohesive offense moving forward. The discussion suggests that moving ahead, these games are pivotal for both teams' seasons, particularly as Lincoln Riley's leadership comes under scrutiny during this crucial juncture.
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