USC vs Utah State Report Card: Grading the Trojan Offense

USC vs Utah State provided the chance for the Trojan offense to prove they have a pulse in 2016 and they did just that, scoring five touchdowns against the Aggies.

USC’s offense didn’t score a touchdown in the season opener, but the home opener was another story.

The Trojans found the endzone five times on offense, coming away with six scores on six red zone appearances.

SEE ALSO: Grading the Trojan defense vs Utah State

Here’s how each offensive unit graded out against the Aggies:

While USC’s run blocking still leaves something to be desired, the Trojan running backs made the most of their carries against Utah State.

Justin Davis totaled 106 all-purpose yards, fighting through the defense for an average of 4.4 yards per carry.

With Ronald Jones II limited by injury, Aca’Cedric Ware held a greater share of the carries. He scored his first career touchdown and averaged 5.2 yards per hard fought carry.

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While USC’s run blocking still leaves something to be desired, the Trojan running backs made the most of their carries against Utah State.

Justin Davis totaled 106 all-purpose yards, fighting through the defense for an average of 4.4 yards per carry.

With Ronald Jones II limited by injury, Aca’Cedric Ware held a greater share of the carries. He scored his first career touchdown and averaged 5.2 yards per hard fought carry.