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In this offense, pass-blocking is what can set backs apart from each other. What he did in the pass-blocking game was just as important, though.Īnd, he's right about his 'No blocky, no rocky' philosophy. His production in moving the ball with the rock in his hands was certainly there on Saturday.

He also had three catches for 21 yards, which is more solid efficiency and valuable yardage in the receiving game for a running back. Travis Dye had five carries for 20 yards for USC football, which is solid efficiency. USC RB Travis Dye on working on his pass blocking this off-season: 'No blocky, no rocky, that’s just how it is.'- Adam Grosbard SeptemAnd Travis Dye proved in USC football's Week 1 contest that he most certainly has been working on his pass-blocking. Another perfect response he had was about him working on that pass-blocking as much as he did in the offseason: Not only was the play amazing-he SMOKED a defensive end (as a running back) in pass protection and then went out and caught a pass for a significant gain-but he just had the most perfect response to what he did when asked. You can follow us on TikTok /3VHkWSWMqQ- Ryan Abraham September 7, 2022 Travis Dye got some laughs talking about his big block against Rice and him going after baby back ribs… He talked about that play in hilarious fashion this week, when asked about it during practice: JTd5q1BaMo- Cole Cubelic September 7, 2022 He even had a monster play where he went out to run a route, saw a defensive end he could knock on his behind, did indeed knock him on his behind, and then went and ran his route and caught the pass.

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Travis Dye pass pro /z6HQeMv9rN- Bryan Fischer September 3, 2022

Check out an amazing clip of the former right here: He manhandled defensive players flying after QB Caleb Williams, and routinely trailed players with the ball to go lay some wannabe tacklers out downfield. He blocked seemingly EVERYTHING he saw every time he didn't get the ball on Saturday. Because every USC fan reading this who watched the game knows exactly what Dye being a sixth offensive lineman means. Maybe they're Stanford fans trying to get to know their enemy before they take on the Trojans this week. Some who just read that first sentence have no idea what that means.

Travis Dye was a sixth offensive lineman out there for USC football last week against Rice.

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