Bush runs for 294 yards, two TDs to save USC

LOS ANGELES (AP) -- No. 1 Southern California got another major scare Saturday night. But the electrifying Reggie Bush , playing the game of his life, wouldn't let the Trojans lose. Bush, making a strong Heisman Trophy statement, ran for a career-high 294 yards on 23 carries and scored twice, leading the Trojans to a wild 50-42 victory over No. 16 Fresno State and keeping their hopes alive for an unprecedented third straight national championship. Bush, a Heisman finalist as a sophomore last year, also caught three passes for 68 yards and set a Pac-10 record with 513 all-purpose yards, easily breaking the USC standard of 368 set by Anthony Davis against Notre Dame in 1972. "I was really feeling it -- I was in synch tonight," Bush said. "How about Reggie! He was electric all night long," USC coach Pete Carroll said. "He's just got the magic. You've got to be in love with him.