USC Football Recruiting News: 2025 Commit Lewis Dominates in High School Showdown

USC Trojans quarterback commit Julian “Juju” Lewis showcased his talent in a standout performance for Carrollton High School.

In a recent game, Lewis completed 30 of 35 passes for over 250 yards and accounted for six touchdowns, solidifying his status as the top recruit for USC's 2025 class.

Ranked as the No. 7 quarterback by 247Sports, Lewis is also recognized as one of the top overall players in his class. He committed to USC in August 2023 and is currently in his senior year at Carrollton High School in Georgia.

Despite his commitment, Lewis has been exploring other options, including a recent visit to Colorado.

However, he remains focused on USC as his primary choice for college football next season. Standing at 6-foot-1 and weighing 185 pounds, Lewis may be on the smaller side for a quarterback, but his ability to read the field and make quick decisions sets him apart.

If Lewis signs with USC, he will significantly enhance the team's quarterback depth. With the constant turnover in college football rosters, having a strong quarterback lineup is crucial.

Currently, Miller Moss leads the Trojans as a redshirt junior and may return for the 2025 season if he performs well. USC also has several underclassmen quarterbacks, including Jayden Maiava, Dylan Gebbia, and Jack Stupin, who will compete with Lewis for the starting position.

As National Signing Day approaches, USC fans are eager to see how this recruitment unfolds.