Penn State’s staff decided Warren was the right fit to snap the ball as a decoy center. Despite the novelty of the play, Warren didn’t get much separation. USC corner Jaylin Smith ran with Warren and was in position to knock the pass away, but Warren contorted his body to make the catch on the defender’s shoulder while falling to the ground.

No big deal for No. 3 Penn State. There were some minor issues for the 6-0 Nittany Lions, but PSU’s offense and defense made the plays they had to late in a 33-30 overtime win in Los Angeles. I know what you’re thinking: “Bob,

Preview the USC Trojans vs. Maryland Terrapins college football matchup, with score predictions, stats, and game information.

How to watch as the USC Trojans will travel across the country for the first time in decade when they take on the Maryland Terrapins Saturday, Oct. 19. It will also mark the first time these two programs have ever played on the football field.