Minneapolis, MN
Oct 5, 2024
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In an electrifying Big Ten matchup, Minnesota upset USC with a final score of 24-17 at Huntington Bank Stadium. The Gophers triumph was marked by a resilient defense and timely offensive surges in a closely fought first half that ended tied at 10-10. Dragan Kesich's 32-yard field goal provided the initial edge, followed by a USC touchdown that put the Trojans briefly ahead.
The second half belonged to the Gophers, highlighted by quarterback Max Brosmer's rushing prowess and a game-sealing interception by Devon Williams. Brosmer's yard-gaining runs surged Minnesota ahead, while Williams' critical interception of a USC pass in the fourth period ensured the Gophers secured their lead and sent the Trojans home with a second road Big Ten loss. Woody Marks put forth a valiant effort for USC through the ground game, yet his exploits fell short of overcoming Minnesota's strategic plays.
Dragan Kesich (Minnesota)
Dragan Kesich initiated scoring with a precise 32-yard field goal, setting an early tone for Minnesota and energizing the home crowd.
Duce Robinson (USC)
USC's Duce Robinson executed a well-timed 3-yard touchdown reception, demonstrating the Trojans' ability to find gaps in Minnesota's defense.
Max Brosmer (Minnesota)
Max Brosmer's decisive 1-yard rushing touchdown reclaimed the lead for Minnesota, showcasing his offensive acumen and poise under pressure.
Woody Marks (USC)
Woody Marks blasted through Minnesota's defense for a 1-yard rushing score, leveling the contest and emphasizing his game-changing capabilities.
Devon Williams (Minnesota)
Devon Williams capitalized on a pivotal moment with an interception, halting a determined USC drive and preserving Minnesota's momentum.
Max Brosmer (Minnesota)
Brosmer solidified the victory for Minnesota with a methodical 1-yard touchdown run, encapsulating his dual-threat capacity and game management.
Devon Williams (Minnesota)
Williams' game-sealing interception thwarted the Trojan's final offensive chance, ending the game with a defensive stand.
Max Brosmer (Minnesota, QB)
Brosmer's leadership and strategic playmaking were paramount in orchestrating critical drives and securing a memorable dual rushing touchdown day against a formidable USC defense.
Darius Taylor (Minnesota, RB)
Taylor's explosive performance, highlighted by his 41-yard run, consistently placed Minnesota in advantageous positions, showcasing why he was a cornerstone of the Gophers' offensive strategy.
Woody Marks (USC, RB)
Marks carried the Trojan's offensive hopes with his rushing dominance, breaking through Minnesota's lines for significant yardage and a pivotal touchdown, offering a balanced threat throughout the game.
Devon Williams (Minnesota, DB)
Displaying keen instincts, Williams' interception in the final quarter disrupted USC's last-ditch efforts and underscored the defensive backbone that characterized Minnesota's win.
USC Trojans
0
10
7
0
17
Minnesota Golden Gophers
3
7
0
14
24
