The San Francisco skyline and Bay Bridge rise up beyond AT&T Park, site of Saturday's Emerald Bowl.
A view from the 50-yard line in the upper deck.
A view from the upper deck behind the left-field foul pole.
A view from upper deck from the end zone.
A view from what would typically be behind home plate.
One end zone is about eight feet from the left-field wall.
Showing how far the distance is between the bench and one half of the field, the Trojans remain on their half of the sideline while the offense conducts its walk-thru.
Offensive coaches call plays to the opposite side of the field during the walk-thru to prepare for the logistical challenges presented by sharing the same sideline during the game.
The two bench areas are separated by 10 yards and metal barriers.
The Trojan offense runs through a play at AT&T Park.
The SC-emblazoned ball is teed up for a kickoff during the walk-thru.
Coach Carroll watches on as the offense goes through its scripted first 15 plays.
A view from the temporary bleachers set up in the outfield.
Defensive coordinator Rocky Seto looks on as his defense conducts a walk-thru of key plays.
The USC end zone is in what is typically left field at AT&T Park, with the large Coca-Cola bottle and massive baseball glove watching over.
The Trojans come together for a huddle at the end of the walk-thru.
AT&T Park is lit up under the lights at the end of the walk-thru, which was the same time as kickoff of Saturday's game.
The Giants clubhouse has been converted into the USC locker room for Saturday's game.
