The Washington Huskies (5-4, 3-3 Big Ten) had their work cut out for themselves after giving up a pair of third quarter touchdowns to the USC Trojans (4-5, 2-5), but managed to claw back for a narrow five-point victory Saturday night at Husky Stadium.

However, Reynolds most impactful play came on special teams. USC scored its first touchdown of the game with 10 minutes remaining in the first half, and trailed UW by just three points as kicker Michael Lantz booted the ball down to the Washington 10-yard ...

Here's what stood out as the UW Huskies improved to 5-4 with a nail-biting 26-21 victory over the USC Trojans.

After USC cut the Huskies' lead to 10-7, Washington's Keith Reynolds returned a kick 50 yards to the Trojans' 41-yard line. That set up a touchdown that allowed the Huskies to regain the momentum.

The Washington Huskies needed every second on Saturday to pull off a 26-21 win over the USC Trojans, with sophomore edge rusher Lance Holtzclaw sealing the victory with a pressure of quarterback Miller Moss on fourth down,