... the first time in many years, it seemed entirely reasonable for self-respecting Cal fans to look at the annual tilt between the Golden Bears and the Trojans and calculate that the playing field was, at long last, level.

I suppose we got what we deserved for being so eager to drink the Kool-Aid.

This game was over pretty much as soon as it got started. The Bears went three-and-out on their first possession, and the Trojans took over on their own 44-yard line. It only took them two minutes and 30 seconds to get into the end zone, scoring on a 16-yard strike from Matt Barkley to the true freshman Robert Woods.

It was to be the first of Barkley’s five touchdowns on the day, which ties a USC ...

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