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Lane Kiffin fired: Several NFL names could be in play for USC job

Sep 29, 2013 at 8:45 AM--


Jeff Fisher (left) and Jack Del Dio are two USC alums who might hear from Trojans AD Pat Haden soon. (John Russell/AP) It's no surprise that USC athletic director Pat Haden fired head coach Lane Kiffin after the team's 62-41 loss to Arizona State on Saturday. The Trojans had been unimpressive all season, and Kiffin [...]
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