Latest Recruiting Prediction Is A Massive Win For USC Trojans

The USC Trojans just held a massive recruiting weekend capped off with their version of the “Trojan Olympics” at the Coliseum.

A ton of high priority recruits and their families were in attendance and the Trojans left a big impression on many on them.

One so much so that multiple recruiting insiders are now logging expert predictions for USC to gain a commitment.

USC Trojans Get Recruiting Prediction To Land Commitment From OL Keenyi Pepe

Keenyi Pepe is one of the most coveted offensive linemen in the entire 2026 class. He is a 5-star prospect and the 3rd-ranked offensive tackle in the class, according to 247 Sports. On3 Industry Rankings has him as the 5th-ranked offensive tackle.

Since the weekend has begun, Pepe has received three commitment predictions in favor of the USC Trojans.

On3 national recruiting insider Steve Wiltfong, Max Torres, and USC insider Scott Schrader have all put in a recruiting prediction for Keenyi Pepe to ultimately commit to Lincoln Riley and the Trojans.

Pepe is originally from Southern California and currently attends IMG Academy in Bradenton, Florida. His cousin, Kobe Pepe, is a current defensive lineman for USC.

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Just last week, 5-star OL Kodi Greene flipped his commitment from Oregon to Washington. USC was in hot pursuit of Greene and will still try to make a push to flip him again, but his flip did allow them to really hone in on Pepe.

Pepe is listed at 6’7, 320 pounds, making him one of the biggest offensive tackles in the country. He has elite quickness and great control.

Andrew Ivins of 247 Sports writes of Pepe:

“Towering offensive tackle that flashes in pass pro with his quick feet and smooth kick slide. Frequently balanced and in control of his body. Can get caught lunging and reaching at times, but has the reactionary skills to recover from some mistakes, which is certainly promising. Athletic enough to climb into space, but needs to keep progressing as a down/drive blocker and learn how to consistently engage his lower half in hopes of becoming a more well-rounded player.”

Pepe is being heavily recruited by Miami, Georgia, Florida, and Oregon, among many other programs, but based on these latest predictions, the USC Trojans are firmly in the driver’s seat.

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