USC Football continues to bolster its football operations with strategic additions to its personnel department.
Multiple sources confirm that Logan Snead, son of Los Angeles Rams General Manager Les Snead, has been hired by USC to join Chad Bowden’s personnel department. This appointment marks another significant addition to head coach Lincoln Riley’s program. Logan Snead, who boasts four years of collegiate football experience at the University of San Diego, will contribute to various facets of USC’s personnel evaluation and player development.
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Per Football Scoop, “Logan Snead is joining the USC personnel department as a recruiting and NCAA Transfer Portal analyst. He also will contribute to opponent scouting, as well as evaluations for the Trojans staff on those players who enter the NCAA Portal and emerge as potential USC targets.”
The appointment of Logan Snead follows the recent acquisition of Chad Bowden from rival Notre Dame, a move that garnered significant attention. Bowden, whose meticulous personnel work played a crucial role in Notre Dame’s recent success, including their appearance in the College Football Playoff Championship, has rapidly strengthened USC’s personnel department.
Since joining the Trojans, Bowden has further bolstered his team, securing the services of former Notre Dame director of player personnel Zaire Turner, Max Stienecker from the University of Wisconsin, and Dre Brown from his alma mater, the University of Illinois. These strategic additions highlight USC’s aggressive pursuit of excellence in all facets of its football program.