Pat Haden’s fine increases USC’s total to $60,000 since 2011
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USC’s athletic department generates nearly $98 million a year, so it can easily absorb fines levied against the school or its coaches and administrators.
The Pac-12 Conference has fined USC or coaches and administrators $60,000 since 2011.
On Monday, the conference fined athletic director Pat Haden $25,000 for “inappropriate sideline conduct” during the Trojans’ 13-10 victory over Stanford at Stanford Stadium.
In November 2012, USC was fined $25,000 after it was discovered a student manager intentionally deflated footballs that were used during the Trojans’ 62-51 loss to Oregon at the Coliseum.
In November 2011, former coach Lane Kiffin was fined $10,000 for critical comments he made about officials after the Trojans’ 56-48 triple-overtime loss to Stanford at the Coliseum.
Ninth-ranked USC plays Saturday at Boston College.
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