Four star Mater Dei LB Sean Scott announces USC commitment
If the USC priority to keep the top local talents home requires any reinforcement of this recruitment cycle, then just look at the results so far.
List of top local possibilities committed to Trojan increased on Sunday as a four-star lineback/edge Sean scottOut of Mater Dei High School, announced its USC decision.
6-Foot-4, 235-Pound Scott has been rated as a four-colored edge by rivals, but he told Trojntsports.com that his main conversation in this spring has with USC employees, which are with linebackers coach Rob Ryan and Assistant LBS Coach AJ Howard, as well as Defense Linnon Reliek Relie’s Anton Linnon Relie Are.
Scott told Trojansports.com in March, “I think the USC is still very high. They are recruiting me really, perhaps the toughest team that is recruiting me.” “I talk to Lincoln relay, I talk to the coach [D’Anton] Lynn, AJ Howard, everyone. ,
For his relationship with Ryan …
Scott said, “He left an impression. He is very big on me. He went to my tape, he loves it. He wants to use me only in a lot of different ways.” “He is working with all those people [in the NFL]Those hall of fames and such things, it is big that he believes in me. ,
The UCLA, Miami and Texas Scott were prominently involved in the recruitment of Scott.
Instead, he becomes the 27th commitment of Trojan as they continue to hold the number 1-rank recruitment class. (The USC was also earlier in 27 committees, before WR Cohen Brown supported his pledge earlier this week).
As a priority to secure top possibilities locally, Scott is 16th-state committed and second from Matter Dei, with four-satara DT Tomuhini Topui.
Only five out of 24 of the USC came from the state of California, while it was eight out of 23 committees in the 2024 category, while Trojan had not committed one with the National Powerhouse Mater Dei since 2022 sq.
The Scott is the second linebacker committe of Trojans with a four-star Xavier Griffin (Gainsville, Georgia).
He again commits the USC 12 rival 2550 in this category.
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Scouting report
Scouting Report of Rivules National Recruitment Director Adam Gorn:
“It’s difficult to tell now [where he fits in] Because you do not see many people looking at people living in linebackers in college and are able to play in space, but they can move and do so in their shape. In high school, it seems that he has come out of the edge a little more, but then he line in the middle. So he has the ability to play in space and come down in space and tackle as a linebacker in his shape, but if you look at him from a year ago and you project two or three years down the road then it would not be a shock if he was coming to a little more edge. ,
“He has now been like this for two years, as he was a sophomore -a child, high hopes and always found him on the field. He is much better in pads, in sports Producer and takes people to the ground. “