Former Arizona Cardinals coach Kliff Kingsbury is joining Lincoln Riley's staff at USC, NFL Network's Tom Pelissero reports.
the Cardinals fired the coach and parted ways with GM Steve KeimThe pair had received multi-year extensions from team owner Michael Bidwill after the previous season, a topsy-turvy 11-6 campaign that included a 34-11 NFC Wild Card loss to division rivals Los Angeles Rams. The Cardinals owe Kingsbury $30 million after signing him in March 2022 to an extension through the 2027 season.
Riley and Kingsbury have personal history together, dating back to 2002 when Kingsbury was the starting quarterback for Mike Leach at TTU. Riley was a walk-on backup to Kingsbury that season.
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