USC Trojans discuss the path the team has taken

Man, you just never know in college football. I don't know. I mean, there was never a point where I didn't think we were going to win the game. I mean, but I, you know, crazy things happen, all right, to college football. You've got to finish it. You've got to play the last whistle. And even that sequence at the end can get crazy. And holding them out obviously simplified it a lot. But against a team that talented, you know, that well-coached, I mean, you just got to play to the final whistle, and we did. Say that louder for the people in the back. Yeah, that's right. Yeah, hell yeah it does. I mean, again, I keep saying, look at all the craziness across the country. The teams that just hang in there, keep going, get better, stay together. are going to be the ones that are there in the end. So that's the nature. I mean, you play a schedule like ours, a lot of phenomenal challenges, but a lot of phenomenal opportunities. And so we got to keep rising together. We got to handle the bye week, you know, a lot better than we did the previous time and get ready for the next one. Thank you, Jonathan. I got one other thing I want to say here. I just took a second. I wanted to make sure to articulate my thoughts. Thank This program is not built on internal joy. It is, excuse me, built on internal joy, not external applause. you This wins for all the staff members, the players, the leaders, admin, all the people within the walls. very I said before this game that I'm the right person for this job and as long as all those people know that, that's all I care about. I appreciate being much. a part of this university and all it does, I appreciate our kids and our staff and I'm going to continue to fight on because that's what being a Trojan's all.