Where USC commits are playing this weekend (9/1)
USC will be hosting Nevada this Saturday in the Coliseum for their second game of the 2023 season following a win over San Jose State. On Thursday and Friday though, USC’s commits will be in action throughout the country. WeAreSC will once again be on hand at some of these games.
Let’s take a look at where USC’s commits are playing this week and some matchups to look for when applicable.
- Sierra Canyon v. Green Valley – Four-star WR Xavier Jordan & Four-star Safety Marquis Gallegos
A 2-0 Sierra Canyon is going to be expecting a dominant performance this weekend as they face an 0-2 Green Valley opponent. Xavier Jordan has not had any stats logged yet this season, but Marquis Gallegos has seven tackles in his first two games. He also had a quarterback hurry.
- Long Beach Milikan v. St. Francis – Four-star WR Ryan Pellum
Pellum willed his Long Beach Milikan team to a win this past weekend, scoring three touchdowns. Two came in the air and another came on a kickoff return on the opening kick of the game. Pellum is looking to have his fifth 2+ touchdown performance in his last six games going back to last season.
- St. John Bosco (2-0) v. Friendship Collegiate Academy – Four-star CB Marcelles Williams
Marcelles Williams and Bosco had their first big test of the season facing St. Thomas Aquinas, beating them 20-7. They now face a 1-0 Friendship Collegiate Academy.
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- McKinney (1-0) v. Berkner – Three-star RB Bryan Jackson
Bryan Jackson sustained a dislocated elbow in his season opener against Longview but the injury is not one that will keep him out long. There is a chance he misses this one, but expect him back soon.
- Atlanta Washington v. Atlanta Douglass – Four-star EDGE Kameryn Fountain
- Clearwater International Academy (0-2) v. Edgewater– Four-star IOL Jason Zandamela
- Hiram (2-0) v. East Paulding – Four-star TE Walter Matthews
- Cheshire Academy v. Brunswick – Four-star LB Elijah Newby
- Lake Oswego v. Barlow- Four-TE Joey Olsen
- Arlington Martin (0-1) v. Cedar Hill – Four-star OL Makai Saina
- Clearwater v. Northeast – Three-star Safety Jarvis Boatwright Jr.
- Humble Atascocita (1-0) v. Katy – Three-star Safety Braylon Conley
- Hempfield (1-0) v. William Penn – Three-star DL Deyvid Palepale
- Cherry Creek (1-0) v. Legacy – Three-star OL Hayden Treter
2025
- Oxford Thompson v. Huntsville – Four-star Safety Anquon Fegans
Fegans and his Thompson squad won their first game of the season 33-23. The lone commitment for USC in 2025, Fegans is one of the top overall prospects in the class.
2026
- Carrollton v. Rome – Five-star QB Julian ‘JuJu’ Lewis
Lewis turned in a 241-yard, 3-touchdown performance last weekend. He completed 65% of his passes and had a passer rating of 147.7. He will face a 2-0 Rome squad that has a high octane offense, scoring 34 and 56 points in their first two games.
