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USC Survives Thrilling 3OT Showdown with Troy, 107-106
BREAKING: In a nail-biting finish, the USC Trojans triumphed over the Troy Trojans in a dramatic triple overtime game, sealing a 107-106 victory late Thursday night in Los Angeles. The win was highlighted by a stunning buzzer-beating three-pointer from Jordan Marsh, capping off a thrilling contest that kept fans on the edge of their seats.
Chad Baker-Mazara led USC with a career-high 34 points, but it was Marsh’s last-second heroics that ultimately decided the game. With just seconds remaining and Troy in possession, a critical turnover allowed Rodney Rice to snag the loose ball and launch it to Marsh, who hit the decisive shot from nearly straightaway.
The game showcased intense back-and-forth action, with Troy initially leading throughout the third overtime after a hard-fought battle. USC, currently undefeated at 4-0, struggled on the boards, being outrebounded 63-39, including a staggering 25-7 on the offensive glass.
Troy had entered the game fresh off a dramatic 108-107 double-overtime victory against San Diego State just days prior. Cooper Campbell was standout for Troy, scoring a career-high 32 points and contributing significantly in the final overtime, including making two of his six three-pointers.
The match was filled with tension, featuring 15 lead changes and neither team leading by more than five points in the first half, which concluded in a 29-29 tie. Both teams faced shooting struggles, but the intensity escalated in the overtime periods. Campbell’s clutch three-pointer with just 7.8 seconds left in regulation forced the first overtime, while his contributions in the subsequent periods kept Troy competitive.
As the game progressed, USC’s Baker-Mazara relentlessly fought for points, scoring eight during the second overtime, helping his team stay in contention. However, Troy’s Thomas Dowd tied the game at 89 with just 22.1 seconds remaining in the second overtime, showcasing the resilience of both squads.
With this thrilling win, USC solidifies its position in the early season standings, while Troy, now at 4-3, will look to regroup after this heart-wrenching defeat. Fans and analysts alike are eager to see how both teams will perform in their upcoming matches.
Stay tuned for further updates on this developing story as the college basketball season heats up!
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