I think its funny that UCLA actually came in third on that review. I think its great that they family sat down and looked all the pros and cons of the schools in contention. In fact, I have heard it was actually the opposite.The parents wanted UCLA and Torian wanted 'SC. From what I heard from others he was the one who was all over BRO touting how solid Torian was to UCLA. I find Torian's comments by his dad entertaining.
It was a more stable football environment, they had a great track record for putting offensive lineman into the NFL and Lane Kiffin presented us with a great and organized plan of exactly how they planned to use him. I had put a lot of pressure on him and so did many others, telling him USC was the better place for him. "This was supposed to be the best day of his life and he was miserable because he was choosing a school he didn’t want to attend. "I looked at Torian and he looked miserable," Joe said. Following his announcement, the family walked out of the studio in what Joe White, Torian’s father, called "the longest walk of our lives." Then on Wednesday, during a live webcast on, with three hats on the table in front of him, White shocked viewers when he reached for the USC hat and put it on saying he was going to be signing with the Trojans. I excused myself and just said to text me when they knew what they were doing." It was weird how quiet and solemn everyone was. "I drove over there and when I walked in to the house, it seemed like someone had just died. "I tried calling the family that night to make sure everyone was good to go and for the first time ever, Torian didn’t pick up or return the call," MacNeal said. 2 followed by UCLA, according to the family and MacNeal. Not only did USC come out on top, Oregon State was No. Things then took an interesting turn Tuesday, the night before signing day, when the White family sat around the house and created a chart to weigh the pros and cons of each school. Speaking of Torian White, Biggins has an interesting story of his signing day drama.
Regardless, not bad considering what 'SC is facing. He filled the teams needs except for CB (Thomas) and I would have loved a few more offensive linemen especially at the tackle spot (White). The OCR has a great comprehensive read on this years class. No flash, nothing brash, just plain old relationship building. Just look at how they about the Torian White recruitment (see below).
His detractors can say what they want but there is no question that the guy can recruit. When it comes to personnel we are in great hands! I can only imagine how strong their relationship is on a personal level. Lane Kiffin and Coach O have forged a strong partnership when it comes to football. It was that effort that landed Orgeron as /’s 2011 Recruiter of the Year.įacing questions about their scholarship numbers, Orgeron and head coach Lane Kiffin crafted an outstanding class, the best in the Pac-12, and a top five class nationally. Ut hitting the road to find those future stars is a big job for the assistant coaches, and no one did a better job this year than USC recruiting coordinator Ed Orgeron, who’s track record nationally paid huge dividends for the Trojans. Just a couple of quick things on USC's monster signing day.Ĭoach O was named by Scout the recruiter of the year.
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