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When he arrived bringing in half of his Oklahoma team with him, including a Heisman quarterback, and went 11-3 in his first year, I’m sure Trojan fans were in seventh heaven.

“We always wondered why it was closed. We’re in seventh heaven,” Sandro Lubatelli, who had often glimpsed the ruins from above with his wife Rossana Cipressi, told the New York Times.

“I love my Kalush. My wife and I have been watching until 1 a.m. And we were happy to win. I was jumping. I was in seventh heaven,” said one, 74-year-old Petro Yugan, on Sunday.

“With all my soul, all my love, I love my Kalush. My wife and I have been watching until 1 a.m. And we were happy to win. I was jumping. I was in seventh heaven,” said Petro Yugan, a 74-year-old resident of Kalush.

“Gloria’s in seventh heaven and seems at a loss for words about what we’re doing,” he said.