The Trojans (8-5) fell apart after Slovis left and had their three-game winning streak snapped. USC freshman quarterback Kedon Slovis, who threw two touchdown passes, was knocked out of the game with an injured right elbow in the third quarter. ‘ Just being able to part of that, like Nate said, it was a tradition for Coach Fry. “I thought we were going to sing the fight song, and all you hear is, ‘Put your right foot in. Smith-Marsette, the offensive player of the game, was late getting into the locker room because of the trophy presentation. “We felt to honor him, we would do that," Stanley said. The Hawkeyes even did the Hokey Pokey during a locker room celebration, continuing one of many traditions Fry started during his tenure from 1979-98. “That's one of the reasons I'm just so proud to be at Iowa and hopefully this is one they both enjoyed tonight, and more importantly their families." “When you think about both of those men, what they stood for and what they taught, was competing at a high level and doing it with great competitiveness, but also with integrity. “It's been a really challenging month in Iowa athletics with the passing of Bump and Coach Fry," said Ferentz, who was an assistant under Fry. 17 at age 90, and Elliott, a former athletic director who died Dec. The Hawkeyes honored both Fry, the former coach who died Dec. Senior Nate Stanley threw two touchdown passes and the Hawkeyes (10-3) won their fourth straight game for their sixth 10-win season in coach Kirk Ferentz's 21 years. Ihmir Smith-Marsette scored on a 6-yard run, a 98-yard kickoff return and a 12-yard reception - all in the second quarter - to lead No. SAN DIEGO (AP) - A tough month for the Iowa Hawkeyes ended with a rousing Holiday Bowl victory over Southern California that would have made Hayden Fry and Bump Elliott proud.
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