There’s nothing like a friendly little jab on your other half! Every USC entity is ecstatic as Miller Moss earned them a W against Wisconsin after their heartbreaking loss to Michigan. But amidst the celebration, a voice called out Miller Moss’ celebratory move, and that voice belonged to his loved one with whom he recently celebrated their anniversary. 

After a first-half scare by Wisconsin, Miller Moss celebrated their victory by uploading a series of pictures from his last game on his Instagram on September 30 with the caption, “Climb without the rope – back on track.” In the comments section, his girlfriend Sofia Hildebrand posted a gif of him raising his arms up in a celebratory mood. Then she casually roasted him saying, “I didn’t know you could move like that 🫣🤭😘🙄”

Since they became a couple last Halloween, Sofia Hildebrand has been Miller Moss’ No. 1 cheerleader. Calling each other “best friends,” the couple’s sweet relationship is usually teased with Hildebrand’s IG posts, including a 1-year anniversary post on August 27. Could it be that she motivated Miller Moss in the last game with her presence?

Sofia Hildebrand had been with Miller Moss at his last game at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. After their victory, she posted a picture of herself with Moss as they rocked a similar No. 7 Trojans jersey. Hildebrand even had a hat on with the printed words, “It’s Miller Time.” With support in the form of loved ones, Moss left the game a happy man as he was able to fulfill their expectations and even give his girlfriend a taste of something new!

Miller Moss leads USC to victory after initial Wisconsin scare

The emotions at the end of the game were hyper as the Trojans made an epic comeback from an 11-point halftime deficit. Despite USC opening the game score with a 32-yard TD pass from Miller Moss to receiver Ja’Kobi Lane, the Trojans were unable to retain the momentum as Wisconsin retaliated as they led 21-10 by halftime. 

USC bounced back in the second half with a 9-play drive leading to a 6-yard TD by Moss and Lane followed by another 7-yard touchdown that boosted their score to lead 31-21. USC DB Mason Cobb returned a TD after picking off Locke for the final score. Moss caught 30 of 45 passes for 308 yards and three TDs in their 38-21 victory, their first Big Ten home game. We can’t blame him for his post-game celebration mood! 

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