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USC’s stiffarm master stiffarmed this Stanford defender between 1 and 3 times at once, depending on your perspective

Juju, why are you so mean?

Remember when USC’s Juju Smith-Schuster stiffarmed a Utah player so badly that everyone thought he’d personally called the guy out during the play? (He called him out after, actually.)

The following happened in the Pac-12 Championship against Stanford:

Between the first helmet-wrenching stiffarm, the shove to the ground, and the love tap at the end, Juju delivered as many as three stiffarms on this play, depending on your definitions. All were mean.

Juju is mean, which is fine. Here he is earlier in the game, turning an awkward Stanford offer of sportsmanship into a helmet swat.

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