LA Times · Oct 16, 2016
For USC's defense, the takeaway from this game is positive
USC defensive end Porter Gustin (45) and defensive back John Lockett scramble for a fumble by Arizona quarterback Khalil Tate in the second quarter. (Chris Coduto / Getty Images)Arizona quarterback Khalil Tate flitted into the secondary with a head of steam in the second quarter against USC. This was exactly what the Trojans didn’t want to see: a mobile quarterback 23 yards downfield, heading toward safety Chris Hawkins.
“I knew from earlier in the game, he wasn't trying to shake DBs,” Hawkins said. “He was trying to run us over.”