MORE: Five biggest recruiting needs to address in 2020 When Helton and athletic director Lynn Swann laid out plans to bounce back from the 2018 season, hiring a strength and conditioning coach who hasn’t held a collegiate S&C job since 2013 may not be what they had in mind. His Instagram currently lists him as the owner of the Pen And Paper Strength App, a customized four-week strength program. That’s when he sat back, put pen to paper, and developed his philosophy.”Īt that time, Ausmus was working for Sorinex, an equipment manufacturer, installing weight rooms. He had so much on his resume but no one would hire him. TRENDING: USC’s secondary is in rebuild mode for Spring CampĪ 2016 symposium on makes mention of his path post-USC: “It wasn’t until AA was out of a job, trying to provide for his family when he realized he didn’t have any ‘substance’ behind his accomplishments. Since losing his job at USC, it doesn’t appear that has worked directly in the world of college strength and conditioning.
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So things have certainly come full circle. Kiffin’s move to USC the next year brought Ausmus back to Los Angeles where he stayed until Kiffin was fired in 2013. He landed at North Texas as S&C coordinator a year later in 2008.Īfter just a year at North Texas, Ausmus took over strength and conditioning at Tennessee, working for Kiffin. He spent three years there before losing his place when Orgeron was fired. In 2004, he took over strength and conditioning at Idaho before joining up with Ed Orgeron at Ole Miss. Like Lewis, Ausmus was an assistant under Chris Carlisle during the Pete Carroll era.
In the meantime, assistant Keith Belton ran winter workouts, until earlier this week when he announced a move to Kansas. USC lost S&C coach Ivan Lewis to the Seattle Seahawks in January and it has taken some time to replace him. Head coach Clay Helton has settled on former Trojan S&C coach Aaron Ausmus to return to the role he held under Lane Kiffin, according to reports by Adam Maya of and Scott Wolf on InsideUSC.ĬHECK OUT: Iman Marshall looking to prove his cornerback chops at Combine That’s the case once more with the open strength and conditioning coach position. The most predictable thing about USC football in recent memory remains the Trojans penchant for hiring familiar names.
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