The University of Southern California decided to end its disassociation with former running back Reggie Bush 10 years after mandated sanctions were placed on the football program, the school announced Wednesday. The news was first reported by ESPN's Kyle Bonagura.
The 2005 Heisman trophy winner, Bush was disassociated from USC following the NCAA's discovery that he and his family members were given monetary benefits while Bush attended USC as a student-athlete. The four-year investigation determined that Bush had accepted cash, travel expenses and a home where Bush's parents lived for over a year—along with $10,000 in furnishing expenses.