

“Stayed down": Prophet Brown remains humble after securing first career intercepti…
USC · Fresno StateFresno State quarterback Jayden Mandal threw a lob pass that sixth-year senior safety Prophet Brown intercepted... During this stellar effort, the defense recorded two safeties and forced two turnovers.
The Bulldogs tried to stop Trojans' running game at the start, but they managed to enter USC territory only once all game. Brown, who is part of the 2021 recruiting class, was the presumptive starter at the nickel position last year, but he broke his hip during fall camp.
Playing his third college defensive season in three years, Brown called this moment 'everything' for him. "I didn't do a lot of stuff behind the scenes, you know, just worked, worked, stayed down, and for the the opportunity to come, you know, thank God for it."
On the offensive side, Trent Mosley made two touchdown catches. On defense, Kennedy Urlacher forced a fumble from Mandal, while Alex Graham delivered a crucial sack in the third quarter, earning the game's second safety.
KEY POINTS
- “Stayed down": Prophet Brown remains humble after securing first career interception in USC's 39-0 blowout.
- LOS ANGELES -- The USC Trojans completely shut out (39-0) the Fresno State Bulldogs, marking their second consecutive win of the season, on Friday.
- Under new defensive coordinator Gary Patterson, the team put on an outstanding performance, building on last week's 42-26 victory against San Jose State as a big step forward.
- The Trojans' defense held Fresno State to 116 yards for the entire game, allowing 49 yards up through the third quarter.