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Over 30 years ago, USC and Washington tied but the Trojans benefited

More than three decades ago, a Pacific-10 Conference matchup between the University of Southern California and the University of Washington ended in a 21-21 deadlock in Seattle. Despite the official tie, the outcome felt heavily favored toward the Trojans, who erased a 21-point deficit by scoring three touchdowns in the final quarter, culminating in freshman kicker Adam Rendon's late heroics.

For the Huskies, the stalemate felt like a defeat, severely damaging their Rose Bowl aspirations and leaving players like Leon Neal and Scott Greenlaw reflecting on a missed opportunity to put away a top-tier opponent. USC's dramatic comeback was orchestrated by quarterback Brad Otton and featured key contributions from targets like Keyshawn Johnson, fullback Terry Barnum, and running back Rodney Sermons after a sluggish start.

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