The Pac-12 after dark games are infamous for three things: late-night endings, a lot of points and a lot of penalties.
The latter of the three was yet again the story line of the second half of the USC Trojans’ 24-20 victory over the Arizona Wildcats in Tucson and Trojan senior cornerback Iman Marshall did not shy away from letting his input on the Pac-12 officiating last night be known, especially after the former Long Beach Poly standout had his first interception of the season negated by a pass interference call.
“I feel like that was BS to be honest with you,” Marshall said after the game, per Reign of Troy.