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USC's Pete Carroll endorses Barack Obama. Again.

November 25, 2008 |  3:22 pm

USC coach Pete Carroll, who said prior to the election that he would vote for Barack Obama, today described the president-elect as being "in touch with the people.''

Because of his choice of an economic team?

Because of his choice of a secretary of State?

Because he's building a basketball court in the White House?

No, no and no.

Because, as Gary Klein reports on LATimes.com, Obama supports a national college football playoff system.

-- Randy Harvey

More in: BCS, College Football, Pete Carroll, USC

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hahaha! It doesn't hurt that he has a beautiful wife, too.

Posted by: James50 | November 25, 2008 at 07:14 PM



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