Instant Analysis - Discussing USC's take down of UCLA 48-45 in an instant classic

The No. 7 ranked USC Trojans (10-1) faced off against No. 16 UCLA (8-3) Saturday night in the Rose Bowl. After another sluggish start for the Trojans, falling behind 14-0, Caleb Williams, Jordan Addison, Austin Jones and the rest of the USC offense caught fire scoring 48 points in the final three periods and the defense forced four turnovers including Korey Foreman's game-clinching interception late in the fourth quarter.

In this edition of Instant Analysis Ryan Abraham and Shotgun Spratling talk about some of the highlights from this instant classic that ranks up there with USC's 1990 45-42 win over UCLA in the Rose Bowl. The guys describe the euphoric scene on the sidelines after the win with players ringing the newly acquired Victory Bell, the Trojan Marching Band playing "Tusk" and the fans sticking around and taking it all in. The victory guarantees USC a spot in the Pac-12 Championship game and keeps the team's hopes alive for a College Football Playoff berth.