The USC Trojans are preparing to welcome Jerome Myles, a standout wide receiver prospect from Draper, Utah, who recently received an offer from USC and is scheduled to visit their campus in August. Myles, highly regarded in recruiting circles, holds a five-star rating according to 247Sports, ranking as the nation’s 30th best player overall, the fifth among wide receivers, and the top prospect in Utah.
In addition to USC, Myles has garnered interest from a multitude of prestigious programs including Utah, Ole Miss, Texas A&M, Auburn, Michigan, Miami, and Washington, among others. Standing at an impressive 6-foot-2 and weighing 205 pounds, Myles showcased his talent in a productive junior season, amassing 486 yards and six touchdowns on just 19 receptions, averaging 25.6 yards per catch across five games.
Greg Biggins of 247Sports has likened Myles to Chicago Bears wide receiver Rome Odunze, praising his rare blend of size, speed, and body control. Should USC secure his commitment, it would undoubtedly bolster their recruiting efforts significantly.
Beyond football, Myles is also involved in track and field, highlighting his athleticism and versatility as a multi-sport athlete. He is currently on track to visit the University of Michigan following his visit to USC, underscoring the competitive recruitment process he is navigating as a highly sought-after prospect.
