It has been a busy few weeks for the USC Trojans, and they are showing no signs of slowing down. They hope to secure at least 30 total commitments for the 2026 class before the season begins, and they will use the fall to fill out the remaining spots, finishing around 35 commitments.
This week/weekend was set to be a pretty robust official visit week, but because of recent commits and reshuffling of visits, it has thinned out quite a bit, but still remains important.
Currently, two players are scheduled to visit campus beginning today, June 17th.
USC Trojans Official Visitor List
The USC Trojans have announced that two key recruits will be in LA this week for their official visits.
- 5-Star TE Mark Bowman – USC Commit
- 4-Star iOL Breck Kolojay – Uncommitted
While Bowman is already committed, this is an extremely important visit to keep him excited and to keep the relationship growing. Not only is Bowman the top tight end in the country, but he is also the 12th-ranked overall player in the class, per On3 Industry Rankings.
The entire 2026 class is important to keep intact all the way to signing day, and Bowman is one of the top priorities.
Kolojay is one of the top remaining uncommitted interior offensive linemen, and one that USC has honed in on. He is originally from Littleton, Colorado (this writer’s hometown), and is now teammates with USC commit Keenyi Pepe at IMG Academy in Bradenton, Florida.
The 6’5, 320-pound 4-star is the 25th-ranked iOL in the class, per On3 Industry Rankings. He has great familiarity with the current class. As mentioned, he is currently a high school teammate of Pepe. He also played youth football with Mark Bowman and another USC commit, Kannon Smith, in Colorado.
We will keep you updated on all the happenings from these visits, and be sure to follow our USC Trojans message board here.