USC wide receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster did a tremendous job of adjusting to the ball and making a huge touchdown against the Arizona Wildcats.
The USC Trojans have been rolling over the Arizona Wildcats in Tucson on Saturday afternoon. Whether the Wildcats didn’t want to play in the hot temperatures or just aren’t very good, they haven’t been able to stop the Trojans. They also haven’t been able to stop JuJu Smith-Schuster.
USC’s top wide receiver has been known for making ridiculous catches and he made another one on Saturday afternoon. As Sam Darnold dropped back to pass, he threw outside, when Smith-Schuster was looking inside. Fortunately, Smith-Schuster is so talented that he twisted his body mid-air and caught the ball when the defender was zoning in on an interception.
"JuJu is back at it! #BeastMode https://t.co/7ckYOrzEfn— FOX College Football (@CFBONFOX) October 15, 2016"
Smith-Schuster would then run the ball in for the touchdown and the Trojans continued their route over the Wildcats. It was the wrong read from the quarterback, but great wide receivers make great plays in those situations.
It’s hard to stop a receiver as physically imposing as Smith-Schuster and there’s a reason he’s considered the best in the nation. The Wildcats learned the hard way that they can’t handle the heat or the Trojans/