LOS ANGELES — The NFL scouts will arrive at the Rose Bowl on Saturday with their binoculars and notepads at the ready. They will watch from the press box with great interest, not because they're pulling for USC or UCLA but because millions of dollars could be at stake.
Both rosters are filled with Saturday players who dream of playing on Sundays, and many of those prospects will wind up in NFL camps next summer.
The quarterbacks are of particular interest in this year's crosstown rivalry, with UCLA's Dorian Thompson-Robinson on one side and USC's Caleb Williams on the other.
