Former Oregon Ducks coach takes over as analyst with USC Trojans
One of the first coaches to move up after his time with the Ducks is offensive line coach Adrian Klemm, who accepted a job with the New England Patriots after spending one year in Eugene. Klemm has now moved back to the college ranks, where he is reportedly accepting a job as an analyst with Lincoln Riley and the USC Trojans.
According to LA Times reporter Ryan Kartje, Klemm is working with the defensive side of the ball for the Trojans.
Klemm has a good amount of experience at both the college and NFL levels. He coached with the Pittsburgh Steelers and UCLA Bruins before joining Oregon's staff. As a former player for the Patriots, Klemm also has a Super Bowl ring to his name.
After Klemm left Eugene for New England, the Ducks hired A'lique Terry as the new OL coach, and Oregon has had back-to-back years of Joe Moore Award finalists.
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