Mike Summers Semi-Connection To USC

New offensive line coach Mike Summers is the son-in-law of former Kentucky basketball coach Joe B. Hall, who won a national title in 1978. When USC coach Bob Boyd resigned in 1979, Trojans athletic director Dick Perry tried to hire Hall.

When Hall informed Perry how much money it would require to hire him, Perry quickly moved on.

“He reminded me (that USC wanted to hire him when I got hired),” Summer said.

Let’s see if money becomes an issue during USC’s current basketball coaching search.

10 thoughts on “Mike Summers Semi-Connection To USC

  1. my gawwwd, can you imagine a coach electing to come to southern cal and their the DMV campus and having Mr Bean as your big returning player??

    Deeeeeeeee-SPER-ATE!!!

    but then, ex-trOXan players’ kids wont even go there!!! so watcha gon’ do??

    • What exactly is a DMV campus? One you drive to? One where you register your car? A reference to standing in line (which much better describes UCLA as a huge state institution). I think you are trying to be clever and call it a DMZ campus–a reference to the division of the Korean Peninsula. Go ahead and edit, Chuckles. Your sad attempts at trolling should at least makes a modicum of sense.

      • C-Bucker, take a knee! I, zee COUNT vill GOT zis!!

        trojanfamily: Bucket vas zee vun who COINT zee phrase DMZ about zee trojinks campus! He made a typo vun day und now he does it on porpose to confound his enemies!!

        as you plainly see, tryink to trap Bucket is like trying to sprrring a trrrap on a Transylvanian Chezz master! He is alvays tventy moves ahead of you!!

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    • You’re nothing but a stupid lame a$$ troll, your obsession with this blog and wolfman in particular is bizarre and creeeeepy. People of sound mind don’t display this type of behavior, in other words GET A LIFE

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