Troy Polamalu was always known as a USC great, now he will honored as one of the greatest to play college football. The former USC safety was voted into the 2019 College Football Hall of Fame class on Monday morning. Polamalu will be the 44th Trojan to be in the Hall of Fame.
Polamalu was with the Trojans from 1999-2002 where he was one of the key players to jump start the Pete Carroll era at USC. In that time frame Polamalu he was a two time All-American, a Jim Thorpe award finalist in 2002, and led USC in tackles and interceptions in 2001.