By Jesse Simonton, On3 Sports: The social media wrath was predictable. After USC’s latest meltdown in the Trojans’ 46-45 loss to Tulane in the Cotton Bowl on Monday, fans and media members alike begged for Lincoln Riley to fire maligned defensive coordinator Alex Grinch.
Despite quarterback Caleb Williams’ latest heroics — a Cotton Bowl record 462 passing yards and five touchdowns — USC squandered a 14-point lead with around four minutes to play, as everything around Williams crumbled late.
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