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Washington pushed across a run in the 10th inning to complete its sweep with a 3-2 victory. USC is 22-23 overall, 10-11 in the Pac-10.

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Here’s reaction on how USC’s track teams pulled off a stunning sweep of UCLA at Cromwell Field.

Washington defeated USC today 3-0 to even the Trojans’ record at 22-22 and 10-10 in the Pac-10.

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Why is today’s sweep at the dual meet so significant? Because USC should really never beat UCLA in track and field.
Because track scholarships are often split in half, it costs an athlete much more to go to USC and makes it much harder to sign recruits and field a deep team for meets like today.
USC defeated UCLA for just the second time in the past 15 years in the women’s meet and third time in 15 years on the men’s side.
“The dual meet was one of the things when I came here I wanted to rekindle,” USC track coach Ron Allice said. “I don’t think we’ve ever had a team compete like this in the dual meet.”

“They said the dual meet was dead. It’s not dead.”
— USC track coach Ron Allice following today’s dual meet victories

The USC men’s and women’s track teams celebrate their dual meet victories over UCLA on Saturday afternoon at Cromwell Field.