Steve Sarkisian felt better last time Trojans lost on final play
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USC’s loss to Arizona State on a Hail Mary pass was not the first time that Trojans Coach Steve Sarkisian saw USC lose on a play as time expired during regulation play.
Sarkisian was Washington’s coach in 2010 when the Huskies defeated the Trojans, 32-31, at the Coliseum on a last-second field goal.
It was the first of two consecutive Trojans losses on the final play.
Stanford beat the Trojans the next week on a last-second field goal.
Before Saturday night’s 38-34 defeat, USC had not lost a game on a pass as time expired since 2000, when Stanford quarterback Chris Lewis passed for a 20-yard touchdown to give the Cardinal a 32-30 victory at Palo Alto.
USC plays Arizona on Saturday.
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