A sold out crowd could be in for a day to remember Saturday as two of the all-time great Trojans, Matt Barkley and Robert Woods, are on the verge of breaking major historical marks.
Barkley is three shy of Matt Leinart's 99 career touchdown passes, which is the USC and Pac-12 record. The senior quarterback is four scores from being the first ever conference quarterback to reach the century mark.
Woods is on the brink of becoming USC's all-time receptions king. Just halfway through his junior season, he needs only five catches Saturday to top Dwayne Jarrett on the career list.
Barkley and Woods have been a record setting duo since day one at Troy. The quarterback already holds top school marks for touchdown passes in a single season (39) and single game (6).
As an All-American in 2011, Woods caught more passes (111) than any player in Pac-12 and USC history. He also set the school's single-game record with 17 catches versus Minnesota last year.
(Photo by Danny Moloshok)
Barkley is three shy of Matt Leinart's 99 career touchdown passes, which is the USC and Pac-12 record. The senior quarterback is four scores from being the first ever conference quarterback to reach the century mark.Woods is on the brink of becoming USC's all-time receptions king. Just halfway through his junior season, he needs only five catches Saturday to top Dwayne Jarrett on the career list.
Barkley and Woods have been a record setting duo since day one at Troy. The quarterback already holds top school marks for touchdown passes in a single season (39) and single game (6).
As an All-American in 2011, Woods caught more passes (111) than any player in Pac-12 and USC history. He also set the school's single-game record with 17 catches versus Minnesota last year.
(Photo by Danny Moloshok)
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