Minnesota Stuns No. 11 USC with Late Touchdown in Big Ten Clash

Max Brosmer's fourth-and-goal plunge secures a 24-17 victory for the Gophers, ending USC's hopes for a comeback.

Minnesota's Max Brosmer scored three rushing touchdowns, including the game-winner with 56 seconds left, overturning an initial ruling of being short.
USC's Miller Moss threw two interceptions, one sealing the game in the final seconds, as the Trojans' offensive line struggled under Minnesota's pressure.
Darius Taylor led Minnesota's ground attack with 144 rushing yards, helping the Gophers rally with two fourth-quarter touchdowns.
USC's offensive woes continued with a slow start and a scoreless third quarter, despite Woody Marks' 134 rushing yards.
The victory ends Minnesota's six-game Big Ten losing streak and marks their first win over a ranked team since defeating Iowa last year.