Former Seattle Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll is set to return to USC in the spring to teach a class, marking a new chapter in his storied career. Carroll, who led USC to two national titles and a remarkable 97-19 record from 2001 to 2009, shared his excitement about the new endeavor but did not specify the course's subject matter. Despite stepping down from coaching, Carroll remains active, serving as an advisor for the Seahawks and engaging in various consulting projects. Carroll has expressed that while he is physically capable of returning to coaching, he currently does not have the desire to do so. He has had limited interaction with the Seahawks' new head coach, Mike Macdonald, since his departure. This move to academia follows his decorated tenure in both college and professional football.