The TRUTH About USC! : B Shaw Drops MAJOR Intel

USC vs. Wisconsin

USC’s defense kept the Trojans in the game through the first half, despite two turnovers. The offense managed little in response, and the discussion noted that USC had scored only seven points overall. Wisconsin’s pressure overwhelmed USC’s offensive line, making it difficult to establish the run or sustain drives.

A field-goal sequence also drew criticism: USC was penalized for delay of game, and the presenters questioned why the kick had not been taken sooner. In the second half, Wisconsin’s running game found more success. The speakers described a fourth-and-one touchdown as a particularly glaring breakdown: USC appeared poorly aligned and failed to adjust to the play. They also criticized the team’s body language and said the defense seemed to lose its fight as the game went on.

The discussion did not give Wisconsin’s final score, but characterized USC’s performance as a comprehensive failure across offense, defense, and special teams.

USC vs. Ohio State: Upcoming Matchup

The speakers looked ahead to USC’s home game against Ohio State, describing it as an opportunity for the Trojans to respond. They expected Ohio State to pressure USC after seeing Wisconsin’s success against the offensive line.

USC’s proposed offensive adjustments included quick passes to the perimeter, a more effective running game, and using quarterback Jaden Maiava as a runner. On defense, the presenters emphasized stopping the run, containing Ohio State’s receiver Smith, and preparing for the possibility of two quarterbacks.

They argued that USC would need to play well for all four quarters, especially if the offense struggled again. One presenter predicted USC would win 23–20; the other picked 24–21. The matchup had not yet been played in the video.

Presenters and Sources

• USC J (Jay): Host
• B-Shaw: Former USC player who also discussed his time at Ohio State
• Kendall’s social-media clips were referenced during the discussion.