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January 2, 2021 in Football, Sports Top overall recruit Korey Foreman announced his commitment to USC Saturday. The defensive end is ranked as 247Sports’ No. 12 all-time recruit. (Photo from @GMofCFB / Twitter) USC got its man — and then some. Saturday’s All-American Bowl Declaration Show on NBC was filled with good news for the Trojans: Five-star defensive end Korey Foreman, the nation’s top overall recruit in the Class of 2021, announced his commitment to USC, and four-star Ceyair Wr...

For the first time in more than a decade, the nation’s top recruit has chosen the Trojans. Corona Centennial defensive end Korey Foreman made his pledge to USC official during the All-American Bowl’s declaration special Saturday, after clandestinely signing with the Trojans two weeks ago

Icon Sportswire / Getty USC picked up another local prospect on Saturday when Loyola High School cornerback Ceyair Wright announced his commitment to the Trojans during the "All-American Bowl: Declaration Day” broadcast. Wright chose USC over offers from Notre Dame, Michigan, and Oregon. The 6-foot, 175-pound talent is the sixth-best cornerback and ninth-ranked prospect in the state of California, according to ESPN. The Los Angeles native is also noted for his speed in the 100-meter dash duri...

Michigan makes top schools list for 2021 four-star CB Ceyair Wright Updated Dec 24, 2020; Michigan only inked one cornerback during the early signing period this month but is in the running for another. Los Angeles Loyola 2021 four-star prospect Ceyair Wright announced his top seven schools Wednesday in a post on Twitter: Michigan USC, Stanford, Oregon, Notre Dame, Nebraska and Arizona State. Wright is the No. 77 overall player and No. 6 cornerback nationally, per 247Sports’ Composite rankin...

Stargazing: December 2020 Seth December 22nd, 2020 at 10:46 AM Its time for our quarterly review of relevant recruiting rankings. Why? Because big moves can mean as much as where theyre ranked. Ratings are on a curved 5-star scale that averages all available data. Remember that players will tick downwards as a class progresses so dropping from 150th to 158th in a three-month period is nothing. Further explanation of all this here. Updated roster data are here. Interactive chart? Interactive cha...

starts at 1:00 Steve wants to be like J.J. McCarthy when I grow up. TJ Guy could be a 10-year pro at OL, McBurrows underrated because he may be too small to play in the pros. Finishing:s still look good for Rayshaun Benny, who was Michigan head-to-toe until they lost to MSU. Rooks probably isnt an option. They have a 68"/235 potential edge guy from Brother Rice who may get some real offers. Ceyair Wright stars as LeBrons son; were hoping hes more interested in Michigan Business School than USC ...

Tristan Leigh, OT (No. 11): Deciding between Clemson, Florida, LSU, Ohio State and Oklahoma Terrence Lewis, ILB (No. 16): Deciding between Tennessee and Maryland Camar Wheaton, RB (No. 26): Deciding between Alabama and Oklahoma LJ Johnson, RB (No. 40): Deciding between LSU, Oklahoma, Texas and Texas A&M Tywone Malone, DT (No. 61): Deciding between Florida State, Ole Miss, Tennessee, Rutgers, Texas A&M and USC Bryce Foster, OG (No. 72): Deciding between Texas A&M, LSU, Oklahoma, Oregon and T...

2 Related Still, there have been enough signings to determine who has been a winner in the early signing period and who has missed out. Some of the winners are on the list because of whom they already landed as well as whom they have left, but each team made a big impression on Wednesday. Who won signing day? Lane Kiffin and his staff had a really good few weeks leading up to signing day, landing commitments from four-star tight end Hudson Wolfe and wide receiver Brandon Buckhaulter, as well as...

Where Oregon Ducks could add to 2021 recruiting class Updated Dec 17, 2020; EUGENE — Oregon signed 20 players on Wednesday and still has significant room to add to its 2021 recruiting class over the next seven weeks. The Ducks addressed their most significant needs already, adding four offensive linemen, three receivers and outside linebackers, two each at tight end, safety and cornerback, and an inside linebacker, defensive tackle, quarterback and running back in the No. 6 class nationally....

Signing Day: What’s left for Oregon Ducks and nation’s No. 3 recruiting class? Updated Dec 17, 2020; Posted Dec 16, 2020 Five-star defensive lineman J.T. Tuimoloau announced his top seven Thursday, October 1, 2020. (Courtesy of J.T. Tuimoloau) Facebook Share The Oregon Ducks football program has officially signed 20 of its 21 prospects in the class of 2021, a group that is ranked No. 3 in the country. But Mario Cristobal and his coaching staff still have a few scholarships available, so w...