College football: Rose Bowl
Game balls
By Times staff writers
Published January 2, 2004
Keary Colbert, USC receiver
The senior's one-handed 47-yard scoring grab while tightly covered will go down in Rose Bowl history.
Matt Leinart, USC quarterback
The sophomore continued to show he is as good as predecessor Carson Palmer, if not better - he caught a touchdown.
Will Poole, USC cornerback
The senior set the tone with two early sacks of John Navarre, and USC finished with nine sacks.
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