USC football scrutinized
May 6, 2006
by SAWF.org

With allegations of NCAA violations surfacing against two All-Americans, and another player arrested for investigation of sexual assault, the USC football program is under intense scrutiny.

"Without a doubt, we've been put into a light that challenges us," USC coach Pete Carroll said. "Time will sort things out.''
The troubles began April 23, with allegations concerning the living arrangements of Heisman Trophy winner Reggie Bush's family near San Diego, and other charges.
Three days after the Bush allegations surfaced, redshirt freshman Mark Sanchez, a possible successor to 2004 Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback Matt Leinart, was arrested after a female student accused him of sexual assault.

The Pac-10 and NCAA are investigating.
Also, there are questions concerning the living arrangement of wide receiver Dwayne Jarrett, who will be a junior.
USC officials are investigating whether an upscale apartment Jarrett shared with Leinart violated NCAA rules

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