Steve Sarkisian Taking Leave of Absence as USC's Head Football Coach

Posted Oct 11, 2015
USC coach Steve Sarkisian will take an indefinite leave of absence, athletic director Pat Haden announced on Sunday. Offensive coordinator Clay Helton will serve as the interim coach in Sarkisian’s absence. The reason for Sarkisian’s leave of absence was not revealed, but the second-year coach revealed earlier this offseason he would seek treatment after an incident at the “Salute to Troy” booster event. (Athlon Sports)

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