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Alijah Arenas' breakout night leads USC past stubborn Indiana
- In just his fifth collegiate game, USC freshman Alijah Arenas scored a career-high 29 points to lead USC to an 81-75 win on Tuesday night at the Galen Center.
- After Chad Baker-Mazara left early with an apparent right-leg injury, Arenas, sidelined earlier with a torn meniscus, assumed a larger offensive role for USC against Indiana.
- Statistically, Arenas shot 9-for-23 from the field and made 6 of 7 free throws while adding five rebounds, aiding USC's 38 rebounds and scoring in the paint.
- In the closing seconds, USC sealed an 81-75 win over Indiana with four free throws and a block, ending Indiana's three-game streak.
- Next, USC travels to Penn State on Sunday at 9 a.m. PST before heading to Ohio State, and Indiana will host Wisconsin on Saturday after a three-game win streak.
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Alijah Arenas’ breakout night leads USC past stubborn Indiana
Freshman Alijah Arenas delivered a breakout performance, scoring a career-high 29 points to lead Southern California past Indiana 81-75 on Tuesday in Los Angeles.The Trojans (17-6, 6-6 Big Ten Conference) led almost the entire way thanks to a stout defensive effort, holding the visiting Hoosiers to 41.3% shooting from the floor and dominating on the glass 40-25.Five Trojans grabbed between five and seven rebounds, including leading scorer Arenas…
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