Local Police Pulls Over USC Equipment Truck Right Before The Game Against Notre Dame

Off the field, the Notre Dame/USC rivalry looked to build up before of the matchup.

Well, it looked like a police officer attempted to disrupt the game before beginning. According to BroBible and The Spun, a viral photo circulating X claims to show USC’s equipment truck being pulled over by authorities in the South Bend region.

Local Police Pull Over USC Equipment Truck Right Before The Game Against Notre Dame

Google Maps estimates a 30-hour travel of over 2000 miles from Los Angeles to South Bend.

USC’s equipment managers and their army of student interns most likely loaded that vehicle with more equipment than you can imagine early Wednesday morning. It cannot fly on the plane because it adds a lot of weight to the plane and there is so much equipment that it becomes difficult to store with room for anything else.

College football enthusiasts on X are racing with this photo and deconstructing hypotheses as if it were a photograph of the Loch Ness Monster. It is, without a doubt, the finest sport on the globe.

It is unknown why the vehicle was stopped. Who knows, it may have been a hilarious joke. However, I suspect that being pulled over is not a common occurrence for the USC equipment truck.

This might spell disaster for USC this weekend.

Notre Dame is a small betting favorite over USC, according to the oddsmakers. Despite losing two of their last three games, the Fighting Irish are still favored by ESPN’s Football Power Index.

The weather in South Bend may play a role on Saturday, since there is a minor chance of rain.

The game will begin at 7:30 p.m. ET on NBC.

 

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