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When the perception of Southern California football goes beyond Tailback U., it's usually focused on other skill positions: free safety, receiver and, especially last season, quarterback.
But the only full-body football statue at Heritage Hall, home to USC's athletic department, is of the 1969 "Wild Bunch," a fearsome five-man defensive line named after the popular Western movie of that year. Three players from that line--Al Cowlings, Jimmy Gunn and Charles Weaver--eventually earned All-American honors.
So when this year's D-line was handed the "Wild Bunch II" moniker--and the task of anchoring a team that lost Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback Carson ...