You can proudly display this football autographed by famous Trojan, Pat Haden.

A three-year letterman at USC under College Football Hall of Fame head coach John McKay, Pat Haden led the Trojans in passing yards in 1973 (1,832) and 1974 (988) and in total offense in 1973 (1,832 passing, 156 rushing). His 1,988 yards of total offense also led the Pac-8 Conference. Haden was a member of USC's 1972 and 1974 national championship teams and played in three Rose Bowls. He was Co-MVP of the 1975 Rose Bowl when he threw for 181 yards and two scores, including a touchdown pass and a two-point conversion pass late in the game, for a comeback 18-17 win over Ohio State.

He played for the Rams for six seasons while also attending Oxford. He led the Rams to three NFC West Division titles and the team advanced to the NFC Championship Game in 1976 and 1978.

Haden assumed the Charles Griffin Cale Director of Athletics' Chair at USC on Aug. 3, 2010. Along with his athletics director position, he received a joint faculty appointment in the USC Marshall School of Business and USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism. He worked with faculty to design new curricula in areas such as sports business and sports journalism, and lectures and teaches courses. Haden was also a member of the inaugural College Football Playoff Selection Committee. He stepped down as USC's athletics director in 2016, but remains at the university in an advisory role.