The legendary ‘Notre Dame Killer,’ who scored a combined 10 touchdowns in the 1972 and 1974 games against the Irish and was runner-up in the ’74 Heisman vote, has struggled with debt and bad business deals while trying to trade on the name he made for himself as a Trojans tailback.The legendary ‘Notre Dame Killer,’ who scored a combined 10 touchdowns in the 1972 and 1974 games against the Irish and was runner-up in the ’74 Heisman vote, has struggled with debt and bad business deals while trying to trade on the name he made for himself as a Trojans tailback.

[L.A. Times]