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Published Nov 9, 2020
Inside the PFF grades and snap counts for USC's offense vs. Arizona State
Ryan Young  •  TrojanSports
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As is tradition, TrojanSports.com goes deep inside the weekly PFF grades, snap counts and advanced statistics to add perspective on USC's performance Saturday.

We start here with the offensive breakdown from the Trojans' 28-27 win over Arizona State.

As we'll explain more in-depth, the PFF data provides a nice general framework of evaluation, but there are always some individual grades that don't seem to match the eye test. Most valuable are the snap counts and advanced metrics their analysts compile while evaluating every player on every snap of the game.

With regard to the grading scale, any grade in the 80s is well above average, grades in the 90s are elite and rare, grades in the 70s reflect a solid overall game and downward from there.

PFF's top 10 graded USC offensive players vs. ASU
Per PFF College
PlayerSnaps playedOverall grade

1. LG Andrew Vorhees

97

78.2

2. WR Drake London

93

75.2

3. QB Kedon Slovis

97

70.3

4. RB Stephen Carr

40

67.8

5. RT Jalen McKenzie

97

67.3

6. LT Alijah Vera-Tucker

97

66.6

7. C Justin Dedich

21

65.9

8. RG Liam Jimmons

97

65.3

9. RB Vavae Malepeai

28

62.7

10. C Brett Neilon

76

59.7

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