Caleb Williams, Austin Jones, Jordan Addison dazzle: USC 48, UCLA 45

Wow.

What a thrill that was. Unlike the Utah game on Oct. 15, USC prevailed and made the last big game against UCLA by getting the big defensive stop they lacked in Salt Lake City.

Of course, for Korey Foreman to make a game-winning game, USC had to take the lead first. If the Trojans haven’t scored 40 or even 45 points, they won’t be able to win one last snack, one last UCLA tournament.

Caleb Williams and the USC offense left points on the field. Nevertheless, they got 48 points. It wasn’t a perfect performance, but it wasn’t a subpar performance either.

It was annoying at times for USC fans — especially at the end when the Trojans’ offense failed to finish the game — but it ended happily.

Here’s how Twitter reacted to this rollercoaster ride at the Rose Bowl:

IMMEDIATE EFFECTS OF BREACH

READ WRONG

RILEY HEARS FROM HIS GAME EARLY

LEAVE POINTS ON THE FIELD

NOT EVEN 3 POINTS – NONE

WORST CASE SCENARIO

3. AND 1 CONVERSION

IMPROVEMENT

SECOND RECEIVER ASCENSES

IN TIME

STRONG DEMAND

AGGRAVATING

AGGRAVATING

3 GIFT POINTS

WASTEFUL

TRUTH

HARD REALITY

JORDAN RULES

TALENTED TD

POINTS MUST MATCH YARDS

THIS IS NOT CLAY HELTON

NECESSARY

CRUCIAL MISTAKE

WRONG MOVE

HAPPILY EVER AFTER

Korey Foreman seals the game with an interception and saves USC. How’s that for a plot twist in Los Angeles?