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 HONOLULU (AP) - After studying film of Southern California's high-powered offense, Hawaii defensive coordinator Jerry Glanville suggested adding another digit to the scoreboard in Aloha Stadium — just in case the Trojans break 100 on Saturday.
Glanville also has some advice for the two-time defending national champions: leave the mascot at home.
"I'm worried about the horse — you know Traveler. He usually runs up and down the sideline after every USC touchdown. He may die (of exhaustion). Traveler could drop dead during the game," he said.
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