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USC head coach Steve Sarkisian publicly apologized for his inappropriate behavior at the school's Salute to Troy event Saturday night and suggested that a mixture of alcohol and medication were partly the cause for his actions.

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"I took medication. I mixed it with alcohol," Sarkisian said. "[Not a lot], and I responded in a way that was not acceptable for me or the university."

Sarkisian slurred his words and used profanity as he addressed a crowd of an estimated 2,500 people, which included his players, the coaching staff, past players, fans and donors.
Sarkisian went on to say that he does not have a drinking problem but will go to treatment and will not drink alcohol for the remainder of the season.

In addition, alcohol has been banned from the coaches' locker room.
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Phat Phil110 months
Beta. Bear never apologized
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FlyingTiger85110 months
Do the coaches drink a lot in the locker room?
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GeauxToBed110 months
In treatment, Steve will learn that the first step to recovery is admitting you have a problem.

Say it with me Steve: "We admitted we were powerless over our addictions; that our lives had become unmanageable."
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cwil177110 months
One would think that a grown man and head of a major football program would have the wherewithal to not take certain medications (benzos, opioids, muscle relaxers, etc) with alcohol. That's an even bigger f up to do that at a big function for players, alumni, and donors.
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Voorhies7110 months
Wouldn't be surprised if he didn't suck a dick or 2 that night.
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