Former USC football assistant coach Todd McNair has reached a settlement agreement with the NCAA more than a decade after he sued for defamation.
last summer following a 10-year ban, McNair’s legal battle remained the last vestige of the landmark infractions case.
“After ten years of litigation, both sides have come together to resolve this matter to the mutual satisfaction of all parties involved,” attorneys for McNair and the NCAA said in a statement.McNair, who now works as running backs coach, presided over one of the best backfields in NCAA history as USC’s running backs coach from 2004 to 2010.
McNair was handed a one-year show cause penalty by the NCAA, which his attorneys would later argue ended his career as a top college assistant. He sued the NCAA a year later, alleging in a California court that NCAA officials had fabricated evidence and “decided to ruin [his] career to further their own agenda.”
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