Those following USC recruiting closely are fully aware of the momentum the Trojans have as we approach the April 15 to May 31 Spring Evaluation Period.
When the April 20 USC Spring Game comes and goes, the coaching staff will hit the road visiting high school from coast to coast. The objective this time of year is to check in on the top targets from the current 2025 recruiting class, but they’ll also have an opportunity to see guys from the next two or three recruiting classes.
Spring practices will be well underway at most of the schools during this stretch, except in states like Washington where Spring Ball doesn’t begin until June. By June most of the top targets for all schools will be taking most of their official visits.
USC currently has nine official visits set for May, but Lincoln Riley and staff are scheduled to host nearly 40 official visitors the weekends of June 7 and June 21. A year ago that number was 31. The Total number of Spring USC Official Visitors set for this year is currently at 44, versus 38 in 2023.
Don’t be surprised if 5-Star 2026 DL Jahkeem Stewart is ultimately added to the 2025 official visitor list at some point this year.
Below we’ll list all of the USC Spring Official Visits scheduled for May and June. We’ll add their position and On3 Industry Ranking.
2025 USC Spring Official Visitor List
May 30 (5)
4-Star Safety Drake Stubbs – Jacksonville (FL)
3-Star WR Emmanuel Choice – Lancaster (TX)
4-Star CB Trestin Castro – Upland (CA)
4-Star WR Donovan Olugbode – IMG Academy
3-Star Chase Taylor – Stockbridge (GA)
June 7 (20)
5-Star QB Julian “JuJu” Lewis – Carrollton (GA)
5-Star WR Kaliq Lockett – Sachse (TX)
4-Star WR Romero Ison – Baltimore (MD)
4-Star ATH Darrell Johnson – Eastman (GA)
4-Star Edge Chad Woodfork – Humble (TX)
4-Star WR Andrew Marsh – Katy (TX)
4-Star WR Daylan McCutcheon – Lucas (TX)
4-Star Edge Justin Hill – Cincinnati (OH)
4-Star Safety Logonza Hayward – Lyons (GA)
4-Star DL Myron Charles – Port Charlotte (FL)
4-Star LB Max Granville – Sugar Land (TX)
4-Star DL Malik Autry – Opelika (AL)
4-Star Safety Bryce Fitzgerald – Miami (FL)
4-Star OL Nick Brooks – Cedar Rapids (IA)
4-Star DL Kevin Oatis – Hattiesburg (MS)
4-Star LB Christian Gass – Covington (GA)
4-Star WR Corey Simms – St. Louis (MO)
4-Star OL Mario Nash – De Kalb (MS)
3-Star CB LaRue Zamorano – Corona (CA)
3-Star DL Dilan Battle – Arlington (TX)
June 21 (19)
5-Star DL Elijah Griffin – Savannah (GA)
5-Star DL Justus Terry – Manchester (GA)
4-Star Edge Isaiah Gibson – Warner Robins (GA)
4-Star DL Trajen Odom – Matthews (NC)
4-Star LB Riley Pettijohn – McKinney (TX)
4-Star Edge Jared Smith – Hoover (AL)
4-Star Safety Jontae Gilbert – Atlanta (GA)
4-Star CB Chuck McDonald – Mater Dei
4-Star WR Phillip Bell – Mission Viejo (CA)
4-Star DL Hayden Lowe – Los Angeles (CA)
4-Star WR Kelshaun Johnson – Houston (TX)
4-Star DL Brandon Brown – Melbourne (FL)
4-Star WR Tanook Hines – Houston (TX)
4-Star OL Henry Feneku – Fort Worth (TX)
3-Star OL Malachi Goodman – Paramus (NJ)
3-Star Safety Rylon Dillard-Allen – Phoenix (AZ0
3-Star DL Gus Cordova – Lake Travis (TX)
3-Star OL John Mills – San Francisco (CA)
Scott’s Thoughts
There will almost certainly be additions and subtractions made to these lists. That’ll be the result of USC unofficial visits going extremely well the remainder of this month and next. It’ll also be the result of guys committing to USC and other schools.
As USC adds commitments, the number of spots in the 2025 recruiting class will obviously decrease.
There is a very strong chance USC just about hits the limit on commitments for the current recruiting class by the end of July. I’d put the over/under at 20 for now and we’ll adjust that estimate each week.
As of now, the Trojans are situated in a spot where it’s hard to imagine them not finishing the 2025 recruiting cycle outside of the top five in the team recruiting rankings. They are currently ranked No. 3 overall and No. 2 behind Ohio State in the B1G.
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