IN PHOTOS: Inside USC HC Lincoln Riley’s jaw-dropping 13,000 sq ft mansion worth $17.2M in Los Angeles

After leaving the Oklahoma Sooner to become the coach of the Trojans, Lincoln Riley invested in a luxurious mansion in Los Angeles. The pictures of his opulent home went viral on social media. As per Front Office Sports, the property was bought for $17.2 million and is located on the oceanfront.

With lavish features like 12 bedrooms, a five-car garage, an elevator and seven fireplaces, the 13,000-square-foot house is impressive.

Apart from the aforementioned features, the house includes a movie theatre for entertainment purposes, a tennis court, a steam and sauna room, and a 600-bottle wine room. Lincoln Riley was considerate about the guests that would visit him, so he also included a guesthouse in the property.

As per Sports Illustrated, the USC Trojans coach had put his former Oklahoma home for $1.9 million on the market. Lincoln Riley could buy such an extravagant property because of his massive contract deal that was rumored to be around $110 million, as per Fox News.

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Lincoln Riley celebrated a special day with his wife and two daughters

The former coach of the Oklahoma Sooners has been married to his wife, Caitlin Buckley for over 16 years now.

Riley and Buckely have two daughters from their marriage and live happily with each other in Los Angeles. The family of four celebrated the eve of Mother's Day with each other, with Riley sharing a series of snaps to honor his wife.

The images included them spending time with each other and with their other family members. The caption of the post read:

"Happy Mother’s Day❤️"

Although the Trojans coach didn't oversee an impressive college football season last year, he has become a formidable force in the CFB world when it comes to producing talents.

Lincoln Riley, who graduated from Texas Tech, has had success in producing highly talented players. He coached three Heisman Trophy-winning QBs: Baker Mayfield, Caleb Williams and Kyler Murray. The four-time Big 12 champ has also mentored current Philadelphia Eagles QB Jalen Hurts.

This year, with several recruits, the coach will look not to repeat the same mistakes and will also aim to not get edged out of the College Football Playoffs.