Not only did USC's special teams score a touchdown, but they had an unprecedented, near-perfect all-around performance Saturday.

The special teams were successful on all 12 of coordinator Brian Schneider's game goals for the units, something that impressed the long-time special teams coach, to say the least.

"I have never seen 12-for-12," Schneider said during this afternoon's special teams meeting, referring to a system he has used for years.

USC's previous best this season was 10-for-12. Check out the 12 special teams goals and the Trojans' successful performance on each:

• Win: Yes
  
• 100 percent effort: Yes
• 100 percent punt protection: Three times
• 100 percent kick protection: Six times
• Average start after a kickoff better than opponent: 30- to 25-yard line
• Net punt better than opponent: 39.7 to 29.4 yards
• Score or set up a score: Damian Williams' punt return for a TD
• Penalty free: 0 penalties in 27 snaps
• Give offense the ball inside the 50: Two times
• Opponents always start outside the 50: 10 times
• Have a game-breaking play: Williams' TD
• Eliminate the big play for the opponent: Yes