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USC’s Max Browne moving forward with confidence after spring finale

USC quarterback Max Browne is confident in his ability for the Trojans after a strong spring with the offense.
USC quarterback Max Browne is confident in his ability for the Trojans after a strong spring with the offense.
(Rick Loomis / Los Angeles Times)
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USC backup quarterback Max Browne will go into the summer with a big dose of confidence.

Browne, a third-year sophomore, completed 24 of 37 passes for 251 yards and two touchdowns in the Trojans’ modified scrimmage that concluded spring practice Saturday at the Coliseum.

Browne connected with walk-on receiver Christian Tober for a four-yard touchdown and with JuJu Smith on a 15-yard scoring play.

USC Coach Steve Sarkisian limited starter Cody Kessler’s snaps and, to avoid injuries, called only a few running plays.

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“Max Browne did what he’s been doing all spring long,” Sarkisian said. “He just comes in and he’s been making plays.”

The 6-foot-5 Browne said this spring that he was playing without hesitation after two years in the program.

The Trojans open the 2015 season Sept. 5 against Arkansas State.

Twitter: @LATimesKlein

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