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National title implications hover over South Bend

By Beano Cook
ESPN Insider

Tuesday, October 11, 2005

The USC-Notre Dame football series began in the 1920s and was a great rivalry. When Knute Rockne died in March of 1931, the series lost a little of its luster, although the game that fall -- in which USC trailed 14-0 but came back to win 16-14 -- remains one of the greatest victories in the history of Trojan football. Lore says the victory parade after the game drew more than 100,000 people to downtown Los Angeles. The series after the '31 game turned largely forgettable, except for the '38 g ...

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