Five who could be impacted by Pendergast's arrival at USC
By Johnny Curren
With the announced return of Clancy Pendergast to the Trojans as defensive coordinator, there’s a definite sense of optimism at USC, and for good reason.
In his one-year stint in command of the Trojans defense in 2013, the veteran assistant helped turn an underachieving unit that gave up 394 yards per game one year prior, into an attacking, physical group that finished No. 1 in the Pac-12 in total defense (335.2 yards per game) and red zone defense (62.8 percent).
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