USC is pursuing a big change to its offense, and the Trojans may be willing to give Graham Harrell lots of power to transform it. The Trojans have talked with Harrell about becoming their new offensive coordinator, replacing Kliff Kingsbury, who held the position for around a month before becoming the Arizona Cardinals’ head coach. Los Angeles Times USC reporter Brady McCollough talked with Harrell’s father, who said the sides are working on a deal. Harrell’s father said USC head coach Clay Helton would give the former Texas Tech quarterback full control of play-calling and installation of his system. Harrell, like Kingsbury, was a quarterback for Mike Leach at Texas Tech from 2006-2008. A multiple NCAA record holder, Harrell has been an assistant coach under Seth Littrell at North Texas since 2016, serving as quarterbacks coach and offensive coordinator. USC has made it clear that it is looking to implement the Air Raid passing offense. The Trojans are coming off a 5-7 season that had fans calling for Helto
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