BOSTON—A second former soccer coach from the University of Southern California has agreed to plead guilty for his role in the nationwide college admissions cheating scheme, according to paperwork filed online shortly before a judge was set to meet with lawyers representing him and other coaches. Prosecutors say Ali Khosroshahin, who was the head women’s soccer coach at USC until November 2013, took payments from William “Rick” Singer and his charity in exchange for flagging teens as recruited athletes, nearly guaranteeing...

Source: Wall Street Journal June 03, 2019 19:29 UTC