USC Hires Arkansas' Eric Musselman To Replace Andy Enfield

Trojans Make Splash with High-Profile Coaching Hire

Los Angeles, Calif. – The University of Southern California (USC) has announced the hiring of Arkansas Razorbacks head coach Eric Musselman as the new men's basketball coach, effective immediately.

Musselman's Impressive Track Record

Musselman brings an impressive resume to USC, having led Arkansas to three consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances, including an Elite Eight appearance in 2022. He has a career record of 285-123, with previous head coaching stints at Nevada and LSU.

Andy Enfield's Departure

Musselman's hiring follows the departure of Andy Enfield, who was fired by USC after nine seasons. Enfield compiled a record of 165-128 at USC, including an NCAA Tournament appearance in 2017.

USC's Ambitions

USC Athletic Director Mike Bohn expressed optimism about Musselman's arrival. "Eric Musselman is a proven winner with a track record of success both on and off the court," Bohn said. "We are confident that he will elevate our men's basketball program to the highest level."

Musselman's Goals

Musselman outlined his goals for the USC program at his introductory press conference. "I want to build a championship culture at USC," he said. "We want to win Pac-12 championships, compete for national titles, and represent this university with pride."

Future Outlook

Musselman's hiring is a significant investment by USC, hoping to return the program to national prominence. With his proven ability to recruit and develop talent, Musselman will have the resources and support to build a contender in the Pac-12 Conference and beyond.