USC lands mid-game commitment from 2026 WR Ja’Myron Baker
As USC puts a beating on Nevada Saturday evening, the Trojans have reeled in a commitment from class of 2026 Los Alamitos wide receiver Ja’Myron Baker.
Baker is not yet ranked as a member of the 2026 class but holds offers from USC, Texas A&M, Louisville, Tennessee, Michigan State, Miami, and Colorado.
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The 6-foot-0.5, 170 pound wideout is the second commitment in the class of 2026, joining five-star quarterback Julian Lewis.
As a freshman at Los Alamitos, Baker reeled in 32 receptions for 494 yards and five touchdowns.
Baker spoke with WeAreSC about his commitment.
“A couple reasons I committed was because not only is the coaching staff amazing but coach Lincoln Riley is the quarterback whisperer and will always have a great QB to get the ball to his receivers. Along with being able to see what Zachariah Branch is able to do as a freshman while being able to play at home. It’s a match made in heaven that I prayed about.”
