Trevon Sidney commits to USC: Trojans land four-star WR
The USC Trojans received a commitment from wideout Trevon Sidney on Friday, giving them another playmaker on offense.
USC continues to grab impact players on the recruiting trail and their latest commit is no exception. Late Friday evening, the program secured a commitment from 2016 four-star wide receiver Trevon Sidney (La Puente, CA . Bishop Amat.) He made his announcement via Twitter later that evening.
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Sidney is the No. 84 player in the class of 2016, the No. 11 wide receiver and the No. 14 player in the state of California per the 247Sports Composite Rankings.
He was recruited by wide receivers coach Tee Martin and running backs coach Johnny Nansen, with Martin serving as the primary recruiter and Nansen taking on the role of secondary recruiter.
— T.Boogi3 (@TrevonSidney) July 11, 2015
He accumulated 11 offers in total including many from the Pac-12 as Arizona, Colorado, UCLA, Utah, Washington, and Washington State all offered the pass-catcher in addition to the Trojans.
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On the USC front, the program began recruiting him as far back as last year, offering him a scholarship during an unofficial visit on April 5, 2014. Four days later, he visited campus again, reaffirming his interest in the school. June 5 of this year, he announced his Top 10 programs and USC was in the mix before ending his recruitment on Friday, calling Los Angeles home.
With this commitment, the Trojans boast a ’16 class that ranks No. 5 in the country and is No. 1 in the Pac-12 per the 247Sports team rankings. Sidney is the third wideout in the class joining Josh Imatorbhebhe and Velus Jones Jr.
The 2016 recruiting class promises to be a very special one for the Trojans and it will be fun to see how all these parts will come together as USC tries to reach the pinnacle of the Pac-12.
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