Look: Caleb Williams throws 4 TD passes in first half of USC's Pac-12 opener vs. Stanford

USC quarterback Caleb Williams might have just taken the early lead in the Heisman Trophy race.
Coming off an efficient performance against Rice, Williams put on a clinic in the first half against Stanford to help the Trojans build a 35-14 lead. Check out his numbers: 13-of-15, 244 yards, four touchdown passes.
Williams, who transferred from Oklahoma to USC, now has six touchdown passes in five quarters of play this season.
Here's a look at Williams' four touchdown passes in the first half against Stanford:
Williams to tight end Lake McRee for a five-yard touchdown:
That jump pass from Caleb Williams 👀 @USC_FB strikes first!
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Williams connected with Jordan Addison on a 22-yard screen that Addison took to the house to give USC a 14-0 lead:
Caleb Williams ➡️ Jordan Addison
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The dynamic duo strikes again. The Biletnikoff winner is in the end zone again ‼️pic.twitter.com/NRs14k2QkK
Williams connected with Jordan Addison on a 75-yard touchdown pass to give USC a 21-7 lead:
SEVENTY-FIVE YARDS‼️
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Williams hit Mario Williams on a short screen pass, and Mario did the rest. He shook a tackle and blew past three defenders on a 15-yard touchdown catch to give USC a 28-7 lead.
Sideline view of Caleb Williams to Mario Williams for a touchdown: pic.twitter.com/MLoubmOGFJ
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