'Stay classy, USC:' Ferrell to speak at school's graduation

LOS ANGELES (AP) — "Stay classy, Trojans."              

That twist on Will Ferrell's catchphrase from "Anchorman" could come in handy when the comic actor

gives an address at this year's commencement at the University of Southern California.               

USC announced Ferrell's role Thursday, saying in a statement that he'll be the featured speaker at

the May 12 ceremony.               

The "Saturday Night Live" alum is also a USC grad, and one of its most famous fans and biggest

boosters.               

He graduated from the Los Angeles school with a degree in sports information in 1990 and is often

seen walking the sidelines of Trojan football games.              

USC gave no indication of what Ferrell will talk about, but his best-known line from "Talledega

Nights" may work just fine, especially for the class's valedictorian: "If you ain't first, you're

last."

               

               

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