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Jaxson Dart, Michael Trigg continue to weigh options while on Ole Miss visit

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Jonathan Wagner

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USC Trojans transfers Jaxson Dart and Michael Trigg have been side by side since arriving at USC. The two have also remained next to one another in the NCAA Transfer Portal. Dart and Trigg have shared multiple images and videos together on visits, and now, Trigg just posted another string of images of the pair visiting Ole Miss.

Trigg was sure to point out that this was not a commitment. While a decision has not yet been made, it has been reported that Ole Miss is one of two possible transfer destinations for Dart and Trigg, with the other being Oklahoma.

The pair released a video of their visit to Oklahoma just days ago. Both Trigg and Dart are highly touted recruits, and their commitment will undoubtedly be a major boost for whichever program they choose.

Dart, Trigg were both highly touted recruits

Joining USC this season as true freshmen, Dart and Trigg both came in with great expectations. Dart was a four-star quarterback according to the On3 Consensus, a complete and equally weighted industry-generated average that utilizes all four major recruiting media companies. Trigg was a four-star tight end.

Dart started three games this season for USC. He played in six games as a whole, throwing for 1,353 yards, nine touchdowns and five interceptions. Against Washington State in September, Dart threw for 391 yards and four touchdowns. Trigg, on the other hand, didn’t have a huge role in his first collegiate season. He caught seven passes for 109 yards and a touchdown as a freshman.

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The fit for Ole Miss would be clear, especially for Dart. Ole Miss is looking to replace Matt Corral at quarterback. Corral is entering the 2022 NFL Draft, and is likely to be a first round draft pick as one of the top quarterbacks available. If Lane Kiffin and the Rebels can land Dart and Trigg, it would add to an already impressive offense that also landed former On3 Consensus five-star running back Zach Evans.

Dart also posted pictures of him posing at Oklahoma, after he and Trigg visited Norman earlier. The fit would be interesting at Oklahoma at quarterback. Caleb Williams and Spencer Rattler have both departed, while the Sooners reunited offensive coordinator Jeff Lebby with his former UCF quarterback Dillon Gabriel.

One thing is for sure: the former roommates at USC are publicly enjoying their time in the transfer portal. With options narrowing and time running out, a destination will likely be selected soon.