June USC Official Visitors Most Likely to Commit
USC is looking to add to their already nationally ranked No. 4 class—only Ohio St., LSU and Georgia rank ahead of the Trojans. No. 2 LSU leads the Trojans 92.692 to 92.300 as of 7pm ET on Monday June 17.
Riley and staff have now hosted its first two groups of 2025 official visitors and WeAreSC will provide as much information, insight and perspective to how it shook out.
Although we don’t have details from all 31 total USC prospects who took official visits from May 31 to June 9, we have INTEL on which prospects USC set the bar extremely high with. The prospects we’re hearing they feel best about ultimately signing….and a few they’re cautiously optimistic with.
There’s still a ways to go in the recruiting process for many, but commitments will be coming for several USC visitors in the coming weeks.
May 31 to June 2 (11 Visitors)
USC had a legitimate shot at all of the offensive targets visiting May 31 to June 2, but obviously won’t get them all. In fact, the Trojans chances are very very low or zero with WR Emmanuel Choice, OL Alai Kalaniuvalu, WR Donovan Olugbode and WR CJ Wiley.
There were a couple of offensive targets USC felt they set the bar really high with in Spring (TX) Dekaney HS tight end Nick Townsend and his wide receiver teammate Tanook Hines.
The Trojans also felt very good about offensive tackle Aaron Dunn from Spanish Fork (UT).
Significant ground was made up with two five-star safeties Trey McNutt, Jonah Williams and four-star linebacker Nathaniel Owusu-Boateng from IMG Academy. Plus USC safety commit Hylton Stubbs said the visit firmed up his verbal pledge.
Stubbs felt like the Trojans had a great shot at ultimately signing all three, but that’ll take some serious star aligning for that to happen in December.
June 7-9 (19 Visitors)
The uncommitted guys USC had the best shot with heading into the June 7-9 weekend were Andrew Marsh, Daylan McCutcheon and Corey Simms. In fact, the Trojans may have been the team to beat for two of three wide receivers. That may still be the case two weeks later, but there’s one more visit weekend left.
Marsh will be at Oklahoma this weekend and McCutcheon at Florida St. We’ve submitted a Missouri prediction for Simms. Marsh says he’ll be back at USC during the season and is in no rush to make a school choice.
Offensive lineman Nick Brooks from Cedar Rapids (IA) is among the offensive players USC felt really good about on June 9. He visits Iowa this weekend. Two more the Trojans felt really good about were DL Floyd Boucard and DL Hayden Lowe.
Lowe’s already committed to the Trojans and Boucard, who we’ve submitted a USC prediction for, visits Oregon this weekend.
The June 7-9 official visit weekend also went great with five-star cornerback Dorian Brew from Conroe (TX). We’re hoping to see Brew next weekend in College Station at the Texas State 7v7 Championship.
Although the impact may not have been thought as great as those listed above, the visit went really well with four-star linebackers Max Granville, Riley Pettijohn, and Christian Gass. Just not sure how close they are to wrapping up their recruitments, but we believe USC’s best shot of the three backers is with Gass from Covington (GA).
June 17-23
There’s already one official visitor on campus this week in Georgia linebacker Chase Taylor, so we’ll add him to this week’s list.
Heading into this week, the uncommitted players we believe USC has the best shot with are Jared Smith, Marco Jones, Trajen Odom and Chase Taylor. USC will need another really impactful weekend to make up ground with Elijah Griffin, Malachi Goodman, Carde Smith and others.
2025 Commits (13)
USC currently has 13 verbal commits from the class of 2025. Justus Terry, Isaiah Gibson, Julian “JuJu” Lewis, Drake Stubbs, Matai Tagoa’i, Romero Ison, Harry Dalton, Trestin Castro, Gus Cordova, Willi Wascher, Hayden Lowe, Daune Morris and Wormley. That list will grow in the coming weeks barring any surprises.
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