city streets in San Pedro were closed to handle traffic and several thousand mourners spilled outside of the filled church. The speakers included his older brother Joey Danelo, USC head coach Pete Carroll, and his San Pedro High coach Mike Walsh. Among the mourners were about 100 of his former USC teammates and coaches, including Shaun Cody, Matt Grootegoed, Fred Matua, Tom Malone, and Scott Ware. For the 2007 season, USC players wore a #19 sticker on their helmets in honor of Danelo. In addition, the Kennedy-Jones practice field had the number "19" sprayed onto its end zones. The Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum also put a banner above the tunnel with Danelo's name and the goal-post pads paid tribute to him. Before the beginning of the 2007 opener, USC held a special ceremony with a video tribute, a moment of silence before the game and coach Pete Carroll and Athletic Director Mike Garrett presented a jersey to Danelo's parents. On September 1, 2007, in USC's first game of the season against the Idaho Vandals, USC intentionally lined up for the PAT without a kicker following their first touchdown of the game, taking a 5-yard delay of game in tribute to their late teammate. The moment was chosen by ESPN as one of the Pac-10's Top 10 Moments of BCS Era. On December 17, 2007, San Pedro High School dedicated a large mural on campus to Danelo. The mural was planned and donated by a USC group and titled "Livin' the Dream" by sports muralist Mike Sullivan. References External links USC profile 1985 births 2007 deaths American football placekickers USC Trojans football players Players of American football from Los Angeles Accidental deaths from falls Accidental deaths in California People from San Pedro, Los Angeles