After a 17-point comeback, the USC Trojans defeated the Texas A&M Aggies 35-31 in the Las Vegas Bowl. USC wide receiver Ja'Kobi Lane was named MVP after a three-touchdown performance and over 100 yards receiving.

USC closed its season on Friday with a dramatic 35-31 win over Texas A&M in the Las Vegas Bowl. The Trojans trailed by as many as 17 points midway through the third quarter and took the lead back for good with eight seconds remaining when quarterback Jayden Maiava found Kyle Ford for a seven-yard touchdown.

Jayden Maiava’s quiet moments of celebration after leading USC to the biggest comeback in Las Vegas Bowl history would have been easy to miss. The former UNLV and Liberty High School quarterback flashed a quick smile as he walked to the sideline after his go-ahead touchdown pass to Kyle Ford in the final six seconds for a 35-31 win over Texas A&M on Friday night at Allegiant Stadium.

In a city where the house always wins, the Trojans beat the odds Friday night. Just two short miles from the infamous Las Vegas Strip, USC football pulled off a breathtaking 35-31 comeback win against the Texas A&M Aggies at Allegiant Stadium.

Jayden Maiava threw the last of his four touchdown passes with eight seconds remaining, finding Kyle Ford on a 6-yard strike, and Southern California rallied from a 17-point deficit to beat Texas A&M 35-31 in the Las Vegas Bowl on Friday.

Jayden Maiva threw a 7-yard touchdown pass to hit tight end Kyle Ford with eight seconds left to give USC a 35-31 victory over Texas A&M in the Las Vegas Bowl on Sunday night.

Southern California roared back from a 17-point deficit in the third quarter to defeat Texas A&M 35-31 Friday night in the Las Vegas Bowl. What was a sleepy game for most of three quarters turned into a high-octane thriller,

USC played badly enough to fall into a 17-point second-half hole against Texas A&M. Then it played well enough to overcome it all.