Stanford completes season sweep of No. 15 USC

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Jaiden Delaire scored 14 points, Harrison Ingram added 12 — including the go-ahead layup — and Stanford completed its first sweep of Southern California in seven seasons, upsetting the 15th-ranked Trojans 64-61 on Thursday night.

The game was tied at 60 before Ingram's layup with 33 seconds remaining. The 6-foot-7 freshman, who leads the Cardinal in scoring and rebounding, said they added the play that led to the decisive basket during practice last week.

"It was a high ball screen. Get the ball in the high post, put a shooter in both corners and attack the rim," Ingram said.

USC's Isaiah Mobley got to the line on a loose ball foul with 14 seconds left but missed the second free throw. Brandon Angel hit his two foul shots three seconds later to put the Cardinal up by three.

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Stanford forward Harrison Ingram, second from left, celebrates with forward Spencer Jones after forcing a turnover during the second half of an NCAA college basketball game against Southern California Thursday, Jan. 27, 2022, in Los Angeles. (AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill)

The Trojans had a chance to send it to overtime but Mobley missed a 3-pointer with one second left.

"I felt like I got a good look on the last shot. I didn't see Boogie (Ellis) open in the corner. I had a good look, it didn't go down," said Mobley, who was held to nine points.

The game was similar to the first meeting, which the Cardinal won 75-69 on Jan. 11. Stanford made nine 3-pointers again, limited USC's offensive rebounds and found a way to break through in the end.

"It’s going to be hard for anybody to beat USC if you don’t make a fair number of 3s,"