Look: Lincoln Riley Purchased A $17.2 Million House

Lincoln Riley is ready to live the good life in California.

Since leaving Oklahoma to become USC’s head coach, the 38-year-old appears to be making the most of his new location.

According to Dirt’s Wendy Bowman, Riley and his wife, Caitlin Riley, paid $17.2 million for a 3.17-acre home in Palos Verdes Estates. At least they settled below the $19.5 million asking price.

Front Office Sports circulated more photos from the decadent oceanfront home.

The seven-bedroom, 12-bathroom mansion features an assortment of other luxurious amenities. They’ll be able to accommodate plenty of guests with a five-car garage and guest house spanning 790 square feet.

Everyone better arrive thirsty, as the Riley’s also now have a 600-bottle wine room.

Riley and his family can stay cozy with seven firehouses and a sauna and steam room. They also have an outdoor tennis court and indoor movie theater.

While the private university hasn’t disclosed Riley’s contract, early reports estimated his new deal at $110 million. That would make him college football’s highest-paid head coach.

As he enjoys this lavish lifestyle, Riley will also be busy turning around a USC program that went 4-8 last season. It wouldn’t be easier, but it’s now more difficult to blame him for leaving Oklahoma.

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