In a major recruiting victory, the USC Trojans have landed a commitment from five-star wide receiver Jerome Myles, choosing USC over top programs like Texas A&M, Utah, and Ole Miss. Myles, a standout prospect from Cornerback Canyon High School in Utah, is currently ranked among the Top 40 recruits nationally and is considered one of the Top 8 wide receivers in the class of 2025. He is also the No. 1 recruit in Utah for the Class of 2025.
Standing at 6’2” and weighing 210 pounds, Myles brings a rare blend of size, speed, and exceptional body control to the field. His physical attributes and skill set make him a formidable deep threat and a reliable target in contested situations. Myles showcased his talent on a national stage this season, playing a crucial role in Cornerback Canyon’s upset victory over the highly-ranked IMG Academy, solidifying his status as one of the premier receivers in the country.
Jerome Myles marks the second five-star commitment for USC in the 2025 recruiting cycle, and he is the highest-rated recruit the Trojans have secured since 2023. His decision to head to Southern California highlights the continued resurgence of USC’s recruiting efforts under their current coaching staff, who have focused on bringing in top-tier talent to return the program to national prominence.
With Myles’ commitment, USC’s 2025 recruiting class is shaping up to be one of the strongest in the country. Adding a dynamic playmaker like Myles not only boosts their offensive talent but also signals to other top recruits that USC is a destination for elite players looking to compete at a high level. His commitment could be a catalyst, helping the Trojans secure additional blue-chip prospects as they aim to build a balanced, top-10 recruiting class. This is a significant step forward for USC, as they look to stack talent and return to the ranks of college football’s elite.
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