USC Women’s Soccer Coach Ali Khosroshahin Fired

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Pat Haden fires his second coach of the fall. Women’s soccer coach Ali Khosroshahin won a national title in 2007 but his teams were under .500 the past three seasons.
“We wish Ali well and thank him for his dedicated service in bringing the first NCAA women’s soccer title to USC and to the Pac-12 in 2007,” Haden said. “But based on the past few years, we felt it was time to go in a new direction. We need to reinvigorate our program and get back to contending for NCAA and conference championships.”
Said Khosroshahin: “I would like to thank USC for the privilege and opportunity to lead the women’s soccer program, and I wish them all the best in the future. It was tremendous to be part of the Trojan Family.”

8 thoughts on “USC Women’s Soccer Coach Ali Khosroshahin Fired”

  1. Kicked to the curb sort to speak? I don’t rejoice in anybody (not named Kiffin) getting fired, but if he wasn’t doing his job…

  2. Bounce Pass backs ALL of his coches 150%!!! until he doesn’t!!
    Geeez Louise!!! when WAS the last time Southern Cal won a legit major sport Natty…and i’m NOT taking about some paper champeenship NOT won on the field!!!
    60’s 70’s??? why not just close Southern Cal down entirely, no one likes you and you appear to serve no purpose!!

  4. Damn Garrett. Hiring a guy who has the nerve to win a NC. Glad Patty Boy wants to take Women’s Soccer in a new direction….same as all the other sports…..DOWN.

  5. Gotta love these kind words written for public consumption (or is it constipation)

    What they really wanted to say:
    Haden: The turkey got lucky 6 years ago, and what has he wrought after that– nothing. Do away with him. Let him eat cake

    Ali: Probably fired me because I wouldn’t change my name; And what did Haden ever do for the university except win one more national title than I did– and that was 40 years ago in 1972 and 1974. And who remembers that except for a few diehard SUCLA fans on this blog

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