"USC, for me, it meant more to me. When I was a kid, I watched Matt Leinart, Reggie Bush. That was my team. Lendale White. [Dwayne] Jarrett. All of those guys. USC kind of held something in my heart. I think it’s the greatest city in the United States of America, Los Angeles. I think it’s the city of opportunity. I think USC and the type of degree that young people can get as far as the connections, the network, can truly set them up for the rest of their lives. And I thought coming here, I could have the type of success that I want to have and I can be able to sustain it, and it’s a big reason why I chose USC.”
What a crock.
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He doesn't come across any differently than most coaches who leave one program for another.
"This is the place I've always wanted to be." "This is my dream job." "This place is special", etc, etc, etc,.......
There's nothing surprising or original about anything he said.
My boxers...
...but in this case the product actually is "the package", so I guess...yes, stick with boxers.
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