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Southern California Trojans aka USC
University University of Southern California
Nickname Trojans
Team Colors Cardinal and Gold
Head Coach Pete Carroll
Location Los Angeles, CA
Conference Pacific-10 Conference
NCAA Division I-A
Stadium Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
Mascot Traveler
Website USC Football Official Website
The University of Southern California Trojans (USC) team plays NCAA Division I-A college football representing the University of Southern California. Currently affiliated with the Pacific Ten Conference, Southern California's football program, formerly labeled as the Methodists, started play in 1888 as an independent team before joining the Pacific Coast Conference in 1922. It was during the team's stint with the PCC that the Trojans were able to establish themselves as one of the powerhouse teams in the history of NCAA football as evidenced by their consistent high rankings in both the BCS and the AP Polls. As early as 1922, USC has already achieved success with their Rose Bowl victory over Penn State which started the team's nine postseason bowl game winning streak. In 1927, USC finally won their first of many conference championships. The following season, not only was the team successful in defending their conference title, they were also selected by the Dickinson System as the national champs, finishing the season with a 9-0-1 record. Two years after the team was once again selected for the national title, this time by the Houlgate System (with a 10-2 win-loss record), the USC football program finally reached its peak as the team won their first wire national title (1931). The team has since won 36 conference titles, 7 wire national titles (with 11 consensus), 45 postseason bowl game appearances (29 wins, 16 losses), and an average winning percentage of 70.2% as of 2006.
Aside from being home to 7 Heisman winners and 144 All-Americans, USC is also referred as "Tailback U" because of the school's reputation of producing top-rated tailbacks like Mike Garrett, O.J. Simpson, Anthony Davis, Ricky Bell, Charles White, and Marcus Allen. More than the national titles and conference championships, USC also goes after several titles that would pit the team against their college rivals. These trophies include the Jeweled Shillelagh (against University of Notre Dame Fighting Irish; Notre Dame leads the series 42-31 with 5 ties), and the Victory Bell (against UCLA; USC leads the series, 41-28 with 7 draws).
[edit ] Ranking
Year Record AP Rank Coach Rank
1938 9-2-0 7
1939 8-0-2 3
1944 8-0-2 7
1945 7-4-0 11
1947 7-2-1 8
1952 10-1-0 5 4
1954 8-4-0 17 11
1955 6-4-0 13 12
1956 8-2-0 18 15
1959 8-2-0 14 13
1962 11-0-0 1 1
1963 7-3-0 16
1964 7-3-0 10 10
1965 7-2-1 10 9
1966 7-4-0 18
1967 10-1-0 1 1
1968 9-1-1 4 2
1969 10-0-1 3 4
1970 6-4-1 15 19
1971 6-4-1 20
1972 12-0-0 1 1
1973 9-2-1 8 7
1974 10-1-1 2 1
1975 8-4-0 17 19
1976 11-1-0 2 2
1977 8-4-0 13 12
1978 12-1-0 2 1
1979 11-0-1 2 2
1980 8-2-1 11 12
1981 9-3-0 14 13
1982 8-3-0 15
1984 9-3-0 10 9
1987 8-4-0 18 17
1988 10-2-0 7 9
1989 9-2-1 8 9
1990 8-4-1 20 22
1993 8-5-0 25
1994 8-3-1 13 15
1995 9-2-1 12 11
2002 11-2-0 4 4
2003 12-1-0 1 2
2004 13-0-0 1 1
2005 12-1-0 2 2
2006 11-2-0 4 4
2007 11-2-0 3 2
[edit ] Scouting Report
Category Pac-10 Rank Nat'l Rank
Scoring Offense 2 34
Scoring Defense 1 2
Total Offense 3 29
Total Defense 1 2
Turnover Margin 4 41
Pass Efficiency Defense 1 6
Kickoff Returns 3 31
Net Punting 9 104
Passing Offense 5 50
Passing Defense 1 15
Passing Efficiency 3 36
Punt Returns 10 99
Rushing Offense 3 27
Rushing Defense 2 4
[edit ] Championships National Championships
1928 - CFBDW Recognized National Champions
1931 - CFBDW Recognized National Champions
1932 - CFBDW Recognized National Champions
1962 - CFBDW Recognized National Champions
1967 - CFBDW Recognized National Champions
1972 - CFBDW Recognized National Champions
1974 - CFBDW Recognized National Champions
1978 - CFBDW Recognized National Champions
2003 - CFBDW Recognized National Champions
2004 - CFBDW Recognized National Champions
Conference Championships
1927 - Pacific Coast Conference Co-Champions
1928 - Pacific Coast Conference Champions
1929 - Pacific Coast Conference Champions
1931 - Pacific Coast Conference Champions
1932 - Pacific Coast Conference Champions
1938 - Pacific Coast Conference Co-Champions
1939 - Pacific Coast Conference Co-Champions
1943 - Pacific Coast Conference Champions
1944 - Pacific Coast Conference Champions
1945 - Pacific Coast Conference Champions
1947 - Pacific Coast Conference Champions
1952 - Pacific Coast Conference Champions
1959 - Pacific-10 Conference Co-Champions
1962 - Pacific-10 Conference Champions
1964 - Pacific-10 Conference Co-Champions
1966 - Pacific-10 Conference Champions
1967 - Pacific-10 Conference Champions
1968 - Pacific-10 Conference Champions
1969 - Pacific-10 Conference Champions
1972 - Pacific-10 Conference Champions
1973 - Pacific-10 Conference Champions
1974 - Pacific-10 Conference Champions
1976 - Pacific-10 Conference Champions
1978 - Pacific-10 Conference Champions
1979 - Pacific-10 Conference Champions
1984 - Pacific-10 Conference Champions
1987 - Pacific-10 Conference Co-Champions
1988 - Pacific-10 Conference Champions
1989 - Pacific-10 Conference Champions
1993 - Pacific-10 Conference Co-Champions
1995 - Pacific-10 Conference Co-Champions
2002 - Pacific-10 Conference Co-Champions
2003 - Pacific-10 Conference Champions
2004 - Pacific-10 Conference Champions
2005 - Pacific-10 Conference Champions
2006 - Pacific-10 Conference Co-Champions
2007 - Pacific-10 Conference Co-Champions
Other National Championship Selections
1929 Bob Kirlin, Houlgate System, Loren Maxwell, Sagarin Ratings
1933 Frank Wood, James Howell, Loren Maxwell, Soren Sorensen,Williamson System
1939 Dickinson System, Ray Bryne
1968 Montgomery Full Season Championship
1969 Soren Sorensen, The Fleming System
1976 1st-N-Goal, Clyde Berryman, College Football Researchers Association, Dunkel System, Harry DeVold, Matthews Grid Ratings
1979 Angelo Louisa, College Football Researchers Association, Quality Champions, Soren Sorensen, The Fleming System, Washington Touchdown Club
2002 Dunkel System, Harry Frye, Matthews Grid Ratings, Sagarin Ratings, Soren Sorensen, SW!-TECH Computer Ratings, The Fleming System
2006 Loren Maxwell, SW!-TECH Computer Ratings
2007 Dunkel System, Nutshell Sports Football Ratings
[edit ] USC Bowl History
Year Bowl Game Opponent Result Score
Jan 01, 2008 Rose Bowl Illinois W 49-17
Jan 01, 2007 Rose Bowl Michigan W 32-18
Jan 04, 2006 Rose Bowl Texas L 38-41
Jan 04, 2005 Orange Bowl Oklahoma W 55-19
Jan 01, 2004 Rose Bowl Michigan W 28-14
Jan 02, 2003 Orange Bowl Iowa W 38-17
Dec 25, 2001 Las Vegas Bowl Utah L 6-10
Dec 31, 1998 Sun Bowl Texas Christian L 19-28
Jan 01, 1996 Rose Bowl Northwestern W 41-32
Jan 02, 1995 Cotton Bowl Texas Tech W 55-14
Dec 30, 1993 Freedom Bowl Utah W 28-21
Dec 29, 1992 Freedom Bowl Fresno State L 7-24
Dec 31, 1990 Sun Bowl Michigan State L 16-17
Jan 01, 1990 Rose Bowl Michigan W 17-10
Jan 02, 1989 Rose Bowl Michigan L 14-22
Jan 01, 1988 Rose Bowl Michigan State L 17-20
Jan 01, 1987 Florida Citrus Bowl Auburn L 7-16
Dec 28, 1985 Aloha Bowl Alabama L 3-24
Jan 01, 1985 Rose Bowl Ohio State W 20-17
Jan 01, 1982 Fiesta Bowl Penn State L 10-26
Jan 01, 1980 Rose Bowl Ohio State W 17-16
Jan 01, 1979 Rose Bowl Michigan W 17-10
Dec 31, 1977 Bluebonnet Bowl Texas A&M W 47-28
Jan 01, 1977 Rose Bowl Michigan W 14-6
Dec 22, 1975 Liberty Bowl Texas A&M W 20-0
Jan 01, 1975 Rose Bowl Ohio State W 18-17
Jan 01, 1974 Rose Bowl Ohio State L 21-42
Jan 01, 1973 Rose Bowl Ohio State W 42-17
Jan 01, 1970 Rose Bowl Michigan W 10-3
Jan 01, 1969 Rose Bowl Ohio State L 16-27
Jan 01, 1968 Rose Bowl Indiana W 14-3
Jan 02, 1967 Rose Bowl Purdue L 13-14
Jan 01, 1963 Rose Bowl Wisconsin W 42-37
Jan 01, 1955 Rose Bowl Ohio State L 7-20
Jan 01, 1953 Rose Bowl Wisconsin W 7-0
Jan 01, 1948 Rose Bowl Michigan L 0-49
Jan 01, 1946 Rose Bowl Alabama L 14-34
Jan 01, 1945 Rose Bowl Tennessee W 25-0
Jan 01, 1944 Rose Bowl Washington W 29-0
Jan 01, 1940 Rose Bowl Tennessee W 14-0
Jan 02, 1939 Rose Bowl Duke W 7-3
Jan 02, 1933 Rose Bowl Pittsburgh W 35-0
Jan 01, 1932 Rose Bowl Tulane W 21-12
Jan 01, 1930 Rose Bowl Pittsburgh W 47-14
Dec 25, 1924 L.A. X'mas Festival Missouri W 20-7
Jan 01, 1923 Tournament of Roses Game Penn State W 14-3
[edit ] Highlights
Renewed Rivalry. In 2005, USC had a stellar year, finishing the season with a 12-1 record, capped by a Pac-10 title and a trip to the Rose Bowl. More importantly, the Trojans beat their fierce rivals, the Notre Dame Fighting Irish on a last second touchdown.
[edit ] Schedule
USC Trojans 2008 Games Schedule
Date Opponent Location Result
08.30.08 Virginia Charlottesville, VA W, 52-7
09.13.08 #5 Ohio State Los Angeles, CA W, 35-3
09.25.08 Oregon State Corvallis, OR L, 21-27
10.04.08 #23 Oregon Los Angeles, CA W, 44-10
10.11.08 Arizona State Los Angeles, CA W, 28-0
10.18.08 Washington State Pullman, WA 69-0
10.25.08 Arizona Tucson, AZ W, 17-10
11.01.08 Washington Los Angeles, CA W, 56-0
11.08.08 #21 California Los Angeles, CA W, 17-3
11.15.08 Stanford Stanford, CA W, 45-23
11.29.08 Notre Dame Los Angeles, CA
12.06.08 UCLA Pasadena, CA
[edit ] Roster
Southern California Trojans 2008 Roster
No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. B-day Cl. (Ath/Ac) Exp. Hometown (Prev. School)
1 Patrick Turner WR 6-5 220 5/19/87 Sr./Sr. 3V Nashville, TN (Goodpasture)
1 T.J. Bryant CB 6-1 190 10/9/90 Fr./Fr. -- Tallahassee, FL (Lincoln)
2 C.J. Gable TB 6-0 200 10/19/87 So.*/Jr. 2V Sylmar (Sylmar)
2 Taylor Mays S 6-3 230 2/7/88 Jr./Jr. 2V Seattle, WA (O'Dea)
4 Joe McKnight TB 6-0 200 4/16/88 So./So. 1V River Ridge, LA (John Curtis)
4 Kevin Ellison S 6-1 230 1/8/87 Sr./Sr. 3V Inglewood (Redondo Union)
6 Mark Sanchez QB 6-3 225 11/11/86 Jr.*/Sr. 2V Mission Viejo (Mission Viejo)
6 Malcolm Smith LB 6-1 225 7/5/89 So./So. 1V Northridge (Taft)
7 Vidal Hazelton WR 6-2 210 1/29/88 Jr./Jr. 2V New York, NY (Hargrave Military Academy)
7 Cary Harris CB 6-0 180 3/22/87 Sr./Sr. 3V Pacoima (Notre Dame)
8 Ronald Johnson WR 6-1 185 8/3/88 So./So. 1V Muskegon, MI (Muskegon)
8 Nick Perry DE 6-3 240 4/12/90 Fr./Fr. -- Detroit, MI (King)
9 David Ausberry WR 6-4 235 9/25/87 So.*/Jr. 1V Lemoore (Lemoore)
10 Brian Cushing LB 6-3 255 1/24/87 Sr./Sr. 3V Park Ridge, NJ (Bergen Catholic)
10 D.J. Shoemate WR 6-0 220 1/1/90 Fr./Fr. -- Mira Loma (Servite)
13 Stafon Johnson TB 5-11 215 2/6/88 Jr./Jr. 2V Compton (Dorsey)
14 Garrett Green WR 6-2 210 5/21/88 Jr./Jr. 2V Chatsworth (Notre Dame)
15 Aaron Corp QB 6-4 195 3/6/89 Fr.*/So. SQ Villa Park (Orange Lutheran)
15 Kevin Thomas CB 6-1 185 9/20/86 Jr.*/Sr. 2V Oxnard (Rio Mesa)
16 Mitch Mustain QB 6-3 210 2/27/88 So.*/Jr. SQ Springdale, AR (Springdale/Arkansas)
17 Travon Patterson WR 5-10 175 9/20/88 So.*/Jr. 2V Long Beach (Poly)
17 Michael Morgan LB 6-4 220 1/16/88 So.*/Jr. 1V Dallas, TX (Skyline)
18 Damian Williams WR 6-1 190 5/26/88 So.*/Jr. SQ Springdale, AR (Springdale/Arkansas)
18 David Buehler PK 6-2 225 2/5/87 Sr./Sr. 2V Anaheim (Canyon/Santa Ana JC)
19 Drew McAllister S 6-1 200 11/12/89 Fr./Fr. -- Danville (Monte Vista)
21 Allen Bradford TB 5-11 225 8/31/88 Jr./Jr. 2V San Bernardino (Colton)
22 Curtis McNeal TB 5-8 180 12/3/89 Fr./Fr. -- Los Angeles (Venice)
23 Shane Horton S 6-1 210 7/25/88 So./So. TR Chatsworth (Notre Dame/UNLV)
23 Jordan Cameron WR 6-5 220 8/7/88 So.*/Jr. JC Newbury Park (Newbury Park/BYU/Ventura JC)
24 Shareece Wright CB 6-0 180 4/8/87 Jr./Jr. 2V Colton (Colton)
25 Daniel Harper CB 5-11 185 6/4/89 Fr.*/So. SQ Rancho Cucamonga (Damien)
25 Billy O'Malley P 6-1 195 8/19/87 So.*/Jr. SQ Novelty, OH (St. Ignatius)
26 Marc Tyler TB 6-0 220 9/27/88 Fr.*/So. SQ Yorba Linda (Oaks Christian)
26 Will Harris S 6-1 200 12/29/86 Jr.*/Sr. 2V Covina (Charter Oak)
27 Marshall Jones S 6-0 185 9/7/88 So./So. 1V Agoura Hills (Oaks Chrisitan)
28 Drew Ness WR 6-0 190 1/24/87 Fr.*/So. -- San Diego (Westview)
29 Broderick Green TB 6-2 235 5/22/89 Fr.*/So. SQ Little Rock, AR (Pulaski Academy)
30 Brian Baucham CB 5-11 190 3/27/90 Fr./Fr. -- Torrance (West Torrance)
30 Joe Houston PK 5-8 170 9/4/86 So.*/Jr. SQ Redondo Beach (Mira Costa/El Camino JC)
31 Stanley Havili FB 6-0 225 11/14/87 So.*/Jr. 2V Salt Lake City, UT (Cottonwood)
34 Spencer Spiegel S 5-11 175 5/4/89 Fr.*/So. -- Los Angeles (Harvard-Westlake)
35 Uona Kaveinga LB 6-1 235 2/2/90 Fr./Fr. -- Hawthorne (Leuzinger)
35 Justin Hart S 6-0 175 4/3/87 Jr.*/Sr. SQ West Covina (South Hills)
36 Josh Pinkard S-CB 6-2 210 4/2/86 Sr.*/Sr. 3V Oxnard (Hueneme)
37 Jordan Campbell LB 5-11 230 6/29/88 Fr.*/So. SQ Corona (Norco)
38 Jordan Congdon PK 5-9 175 12/15/86 Jr.*/Sr. SQ San Diego (St. Augustine/Nebraska)
38 Robert Erickson S 5-11 190 6/5/88 So.*/Jr. SQ Ojai (Nordhoff)
40 Rhett Ellison TE 6-5 250 10/3/88 Fr.*/So. SQ Portola Valley (St. Francis)
41 Matt Hillier FB 6-2 210 10/17/85 Sr.*/Sr. -- La Canada (Loyola/Pasadena CC)
43 Kaluka Maiava LB 6-0 230 3/22/87 Sr./Sr. 3V Wailuku, HI (Baldwin)
44 Christian Tupou DT 6-2 280 5/7/89 So./So. 1V Sacramento (Grant)
44 Greg Woidneck P 6-0 200 6/9/86 Sr.*/Sr. 2V Brea (Brea Olinda/Arizona State/Mt. San Antonio JC)
45 Adam Goodman FB 6-1 240 6/30/87 Jr.*/Sr. 1V Huntington Beach (Edison/Saddleback CC)
45 Omari Crittenden CB 6-0 180 4/11/88 So.*/Jr. SQ Modesto (Johansen/Modesto JC)
46 Sean Calcagnie WR 6-0 190 4/6/88 So.*/Jr. SQ Trabuco Canyon (Tesoro)
47 Clay Matthews LB-DE 6-3 240 5/14/86 Sr.*/Sr. 3V Agoura Hills (Agoura)
47 Scott Stephens WR 6-1 180 2/5/88 So.*/Jr. SQ Pasadena (St. Francis)
48 Matthew Jordan CB 5-8 185 4/23/87 Jr.*/Sr. SQ Los Angeles (Campbell Hall)
49 Jonathan DeAmaral WR 6-1 205 11/2/89 Fr.*/So. -- Prunedale (North Monterey County)
51 Maurice Simmons LB 6-0 215 1/19/90 Fr./Fr. -- Compton (Dominguez)
52 Luthur Brown LB 6-2 235 4/7/87 Jr.*/Sr. 2V Lakewood (Lakewood)
53 Jeff Byers OG-C 6-4 285 9/7/85 Sr.*/Sr. 2V Fort Collins, CO (Loveland)
54 Chris Galippo LB 6-2 255 4/12/89 Fr.*/So. 1V Corona (Servite)
56 Alex Parsons OT-C-OG 6-4 300 9/14/87 Jr./Jr. 2V Irvine (Woodbridge)
57 Nick Garratt LB 6-1 235 6/16/86 Jr.*/Sr. 2V South Lake Tahoe (South Tahoe)
58 Rey Maualuga LB 6-2 260 1/20/87 Sr./Sr. 3V Eureka (Eureka)
59 Dan Deckas LB 5-10 210 12/17/87 So.*/Jr. SQ Edina, MN (Edina)
61 Kristofer O'Dowd C 6-5 300 5/14/88 So./So. 1V Tucson, AZ (Salpointe Catholic)
62 David Clinco OT 6-5 270 1/19/87 Jr.*/Sr. SQ San Marino (San Marino)
63 Christian Putnam SNP 5-10 200 12/26/85 Sr.*/Sr. SQ South Pasadena (South Pasadena/ Pasadena CC)
64 Garrett Nolan C-OG 6-4 280 7/26/87 Jr.*/Sr. JC Northridge (Chaminade/Holy Cross/Moorpark JC)
66 Matt Meyer OG 6-7 295 12/19/89 Fr./Fr. -- Stockton (Lincoln)
67 Michael Reardon OT-C 6-5 275 12/23/88 Fr.*/So. SQ Anaheim (Orange Lutheran)
68 Butch Lewis OT 6-5 300 12/1/87 So.*/Jr. 1V Denver, CO (Regis Jesuit)
69 Daniel Campbell OG 6-5 330 10/4/89 Fr./Fr. -- Houston, TX (Aldine)
70 Tyron Smith OT 6-6 270 12/12/90 Fr./Fr. -- Moreno Valley (Rancho Verde)
71 Charles Brown OT 6-6 295 4/10/87 Jr.*/Sr. 2V Chino Hills (Diamond Ranch)
72 Martin Coleman OG-OT 6-5 315 7/2/87 Fr.*/So. SQ Huntington Beach (Edison)
74 Zack Heberer OG 6-5 300 6/9/88 So.*/Jr. 1V San Pedro (San Pedro)
75 Fili Moala DT 6-5 295 6/23/85 Sr.*/Sr. 3V Buena Park (Western)
75 Matt Kalil OT 6-6 290 7/6/89 Fr./Fr. -- Corona (Servite)
76 Nick Howell OT 6-5 280 10/10/86 Jr.*/Sr. 1V Fresno (Bullard)
77 Thomas Herring OG 6-6 330 3/22/85 Jr.*/Sr. 1V Los Angeles (Fremont)
78 Khaled Holmes OG 6-4 305 1/19/90 Fr./Fr. -- Santa Ana (Mater Dei)
79 Andrew Weiss DE 6-9 230 4/11/86 Sr.*/Sr. SQ San Marino (San Marino/Pasadena CC/UC San Diego)
80 Brandon Carswell WR 6-1 185 5/22/89 Fr.*/So. SQ Milpitas (Milpitas)
81 Gerald Washington DE 6-6 255 4/23/82 Sr.*/Sr. 1V Vallejo (Vallejo/Chaffey JC)
81 Spencer Vigoren WR 6-4 220 3/14/87 So.*/Jr. SQ Dana Point (Dana Hills)
82 Duron Sylvester WR 6-3 210 3/31/88 So.*/Jr. SQ Los Angeles (Westchester)
83 Brice Butler WR 6-3 215 1/29/90 Fr./Fr. -- Norcross, GA (Norcross)
84 Kyle Moore DE 6-6 270 10/25/86 Sr./Sr. 3V Kathleen, GA (Houston County)
85 Cooper Stephenson SNP-TE 6-3 215 6/2/88 So.*/Jr. SQ San Diego (Torrey Pines)
86 Anthony McCoy TE 6-5 255 12/28/87 Jr./Jr. 2V Fresno (Bullard)
87 Preston Cavignac WR 6-0 185 4/4/88 So.*/Jr. -- San Diego (Francis Parker)
88 Jimmy Miller TE 6-5 250 3/4/86 Sr.*/Sr. 2V Thousand Oaks (Westlake)
89 Blake Ayles TE 6-5 255 10/1/89 Fr./Fr. -- Orange (Orange Lutheran)
90 Derek Simmons DT 6-4 285 2/16/88 So.*/Jr. 1V Suisun (Armijo)
91 Jurrell Casey DT 6-1 280 12/5/89 Fr./Fr. -- Long Beach (Poly)
92 Trey Henderson DE-DT 6-3 280 10/10/89 Fr.*/So. SQ Vancouver, British Columbia (Vancouver College)
93 Everson Griffen DE 6-3 265 12/22/87 So./So. 1V Avondale, AZ (Agua Fria)
94 Armond Armstead DT 6-5 290 8/3/90 Fr./Fr. -- Sacramento (Pleasant Grove)
96 Wes Horton DE 6-5 245 1/18/90 Fr./Fr. -- Chatsworth (Notre Dame)
97 Malik Jackson DE 6-5 230 1/11/90 Fr./Fr. -- Northridge (Birmingham)
98 DaJohn Harris DT 6-4 285 1/24/89 Fr.*/So. SQ Inglewood (Serra)
99 Averell Spicer DT 6-2 295 4/26/87 Jr.*/Sr. 2V Rancho Cucamonga (Rancho Cucamonga)
[edit ] Coaches/Team Officials ASSISTANT COACHES:
Brennan Carroll - Tight Ends (Pittsburgh, 2001)
Nick Holt - Defensive Coordinator/Defensive Line (Pacific, 1986)
Todd McNair - Running Backs/Special Teams Coordinator (Temple)
John Morton - Passing Game Coordinator/Wide Receivers (Western Michigan, 1997)
Ken Norton, Jr. - Linebackers (UCLA, 1998)
Kris Richard - Secondary Graduate Assistant (USC, 2002)
Yogi Roth - Quarterbacks Graduate Assistant (Pittsburgh, 2004)
Pat Ruel - Offensive Line (Miami, 1972)
Steve Sarkisian - Assistant Head Coach/Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks (BYU, 1997)
Rocky Seto - Secondary (USC, 1999)
David Watson - Defensive Line (Western Illinois, 2001 )
STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING COACH: Chris Carlisle (Chadron State, 1985)
DIRECTOR OF FOOTBALL OPERATIONS: Dennis Slutak (Florida State, 1995)
[edit ] Notable Alumni in NFL
Southern California Trojans in NFL
Sam Baker - Atlanta Falcons, T
Darnell Bing - New York Jets, DB
John David Booty - Minnesota Vikings, QB
William Buchanon - Oakland Raiders, WR
Reggie Bush - New Orleans Saints, RB
Matt Cassel - New England Patriots, QB
Shaun Cody - Detroit Lions, DT
Keary Colbert - Denver Broncos, WR
Fred Davis - Washington Redskins, TE
Sedrick Ellis - New Orleans Saints, DT
Justin Fargas - Oakland Raiders, RB
Lawrence Jackson - Seattle Seahawks, DE
Dwayne Jarrett - Carolina Panthers, WR
Winston Justice - Philadelphia Eagles, T
Ryan Kalil - Carolina Panthers, C
Brian Kelly - Detroit Lions, DB
David Kirtman - Seattle Seahawks, FB
Sammy Knight - New York Giants, DB
Matt Leinart - Arizona Cardinals, QB
Deuce Lutui - Arizona Cardinals, G
Fred Matua - Tennessee Titans, G
Chris McFoy - Oakland Raiders, WR
Willie McGinest - Cleveland Browns, OLB
Billy Miller - New Orleans Saints, TE
Alex Morrow - New York Giants, DE
Carson Palmer - Cincinnati Bengals, QB
Mike Patterson - Philadelphia Eagles, DT
Troy Polamalu - Pittsburgh Steelers, SS
Will Poole - Kansas City Chiefs, DB
Ryan Powdrell - Green Bay Packers, RB
Chilo Rachal - San Francisco 49ers, G
Drew Radovich - Minnesota Vikings, T
LaJuan Ramsey - Philadelphia Eagles, DT
Keith Rivers - Cincinnati Bengals, OLB
Frostee Rucker - Cincinnati Bengals, DE
Junior Seau - New England Patriots, ILB
Steve Smith - New York Giants, WR
Matt Spanos - Miami Dolphins, C
Lofa Tatupu - Seattle Seahawks, MLB
Terrell Thomas - New York Giants, CB
Kenechi Udeze - Minnesota Vikings, DE
Chauncey Washington - Jacksonville Jaguars, RB
LenDale White - Tennessee Titans, RB
Kyle Williams - Seattle Seahawks, T
Mike Williams - Tennessee Titans, WR
Thomas Williams - Jacksonville Jaguars, MLB
Manuel Wright - New York Giants, DT
[edit ] References [edit ] External Links
