Last week after the Stanford game that ended in a 17-3 loss, there were many questions but not many answers. Going into the Texas game, USC football fans knew one thing: This would either be a game that could swing the season back in the direction that they had hoped, or it would be the beginning of the end for Clay Helton and his regime.
Sadly, the answer was the latter.
In the first eight years Pete Carroll was the head coach at USC, only one time did he lose a game by double digits. In his last four games, Clay Helton has lost three games by double digits.