USC Trojans discuss how they deal with outside noise.

Yeah, it's just a great week of preparation. Katie just touched it and stayed in it. You know, I tell them just be ready for it when it comes and, you know, eat that one. Yeah, I don't listen to anything the fans chant. I bet they're chanting something different now back in L.A. It was just fun, man. It was just, I think just taking it all in, you know, the environment. It's kind of a moment you don't want to end. What our team did here tonight is really, really, really difficult to do. and I just appreciative of our team again just their willingness to to stay the course and listen to what we've been preaching in between the walls I was not surprised at all that we that we played well I felt like we really had one of the best weeks of prep that we've had since I've been here I thought team had a great mindset coming in and but just yeah appreciative to the team because it's it's you know like I've told you guys many times I've only been a head coach at two schools they've both been blue bloods there's always blue bloods are unbelievable the advantages far that far outweigh the disadvantages but the disadvantages of blue bloods are the outside noise is always going to be way over the top no matter what's happening and your ability to deal with that as a coach and then your team is critical if you want to have success in these jobs and I thought our team blocked out everything our team knows how good of a team we have in that locker room and didn't flinch and I was just uh yeah just soaking that in the environment and what our team did out there tonight.