The Trojan Family may be down this week, but USC always has enough fight to get up for Notre Dame. With the Fighting Irish coming to town ranked No. 1 and needing one win to earn a BCS Championship berth, the Trojans can go down in rivalry lore by winning with backup QB Max Wittek in his first start.
With that in mind, let's take a look at five games this week that helped shape the greatest intersectional rivalry in collegiate football. No better place to start than the top...
1974 - USC 55, Notre Dame 24
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