USC Football News: Lincoln Riley Welcomes Carroll's Teaching Role at USC, Seeks His Football Insights

USC Welcomes Carroll's Return

Lincoln Riley, head coach of the University of Southern California (USC) Trojans, has welcomed the addition of former USC head coach Pete Carroll to the program in a teaching role. Carroll, who led the Trojans to their last national championship in 2004, will provide Riley with football insights and guidance.

Riley Seeks Carroll's Expertise

Riley has expressed his excitement about Carroll's return. "Pete is one of the greatest coaches in college football history," said Riley. "I am thrilled to have him back at USC and to be able to learn from him. His insights will be invaluable to me and our program."

Carroll Excited to Share Knowledge

Carroll is equally enthusiastic about his new role at USC. "I am excited to be back at USC and to be able to help Lincoln and the Trojans in any way I can," said Carroll. "I have a lot of football knowledge and experience, and I am eager to share it with the players and coaches at USC."

Carroll's Legacy at USC

National Championship in 2004
Seven Pac-10 Championships
11 seasons with 10+ wins

Carroll's return to USC is a major coup for Riley and the Trojans. Carroll is one of the most successful college football coaches in history, and his insights will be invaluable to Riley as he looks to build USC back into a national contender.

The addition of Carroll is the latest in a series of moves by Riley to improve the USC football program. Riley has also hired several new assistant coaches and brought in a number of talented recruits. With Carroll now on board, the Trojans are poised to make a run at the College Football Playoff in 2023.