Reggie Bush is the newest retired NFL player to express an interest in entering the coaching ranks and expressed a desire to work at his alma mater one

Reggie Bush will always be remembered as one of the great USC running backs of all time. He helped the Trojans dominate college football in the mid-2000s, leading them to two national titles, while winning the Heisman Trophy in 2005.

Former Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver DeSean Jackson recently became the head coach at Delaware State, and former Atlanta Falcons quarterback Michael Vick is the new head coach at Norfolk State. Now former Heisman Trophy winner and USC legend Reggie Bush might be joining them in the coaching ranks.

Reggie Bush would love to be a head coach one day and the former Heisman winner can see himself doing it at USC, his alma mater. Bush doesn’t have prior college coaching experience but he has a feeling he should be on a sideline. In fact, he recently told The Sporting Tribune he spoke to Sacramento State about their head coaching position.

Reggie Bush has made it clear—he wants to coach, and his dream job would be leading his alma mater, USC. With speculation growing about Lincoln Riley’s future w

Former college football great Reggie Bush expresses hi sdesire to one day coach the USC Trojans, where he made his name.

Former USC football running back Reggie Bush said he would want to coach at his alma mater after interviewing with Sacramento State.

He appears to have a desire to change that, potentially working as a coach. Bush recently revealed he interviewed for the Sacramento State head coaching job. It would have been his first time ever working as a coach.

We're seeing more former star players find roles as head coaches across college football, and Reggie Bush wants in on the action. The USC legend and Heisman Trophy winner wants to be the head coach at his alma mater.