LenDale White, legendary USC Trojans running back, says he found $150,000 in his USC apartment

One of the most notorious, not-so-secretive elements of college football recruiting made headlines again Tuesday.

The rarely-discussed, often-used bag of cash. 

On Barstool Sports' "Bussin' With the Boys," legendary USC Trojans running back LenDale White talked about his time as a college student.

The former NFL ball-carrier said he lived in an apartment in downtown Los Angeles, and upon moving in found a bag with $150,000 waiting for him.

Listen to the story:

White played for USC from 2003-2005 alongside Heisman Trophy winner Reggie Bush, accumulating 3,159 yards and 52 touchdowns during his three-year career. 

USC won national titles in 2003 and 2004 and many of the players on the team became instant celebrities. 

Unfortunately for them, the NCAA had not yet approval NIL opportunities and athletes were unable to capitalize on their brands.

Turns out, White did just fine at USC anyway.