Standout Serra High School cornerback of Gardena and top USC target Adoree’ Jackson participated in the IMG 7v7 West Regional at Fullerton College over the weekend, as a part of Team AIGA. Teams from California and Arizona made up the field, featuring some of the nations’ top 2014 prospects.

It was the first 7v7 competition that Jackson has participated in this spring, as he has spent the better part of it doing track & field. His team did not make it past the quarterfinals, but Jackson made sure to stand out: he stepped on to the field sporting USC socks, possibly alluding to the school that is high on his list right now. Fashion statement aside, he impressed on the field as well: he recorded a number of interceptions, and was visibly the most dominate cornerback on the field, as seen in the video above.

Jackson, the No. 2-ranked cornerback according to Rivals is being targeted by everyone from Boise State to Florida, with USC being one of the schools going after him the hardest. The Trojans only signed one true cornerback in the class of 2013 in Chris Hawkins, so securing top talent at this position is a priority of this recruiting cycle for Lane Kiffin and Clancy Pendergast.

Even with plenty of young defensive backs on the roster in 2013, Lane Kiffin and his coaching staff –including primary recruiter Tee Martin– have prioritized the pursuit of Jackson. And it’s a chase that so far has seen the Trojans send the 5-star corner an incomplete USC poster in an attempt to convince Jackson that he’s the missing piece to the Trojans’ talented puzzle.

On Saturday at the NFA’s IMG 7v7 West Regional Championships in Fullerton, Jackson was spotted with a pair of USC-themed white tube socks. ESPN recruiting analyst Blair Angulo was on hand to capture the fashion statement on Vine, as seen below.

At the moment, it would seem that the Trojans are the leaders in clubhouse for Jackson, but it’s early. Serra teammate Dwight Williams is holding his leaders close to the vest, while Jackson has visited USC multiple times this spring and hasn’t been shy about tweeting about his recruitment interest from multiple schools.

As of now, USC has five commitments in the class of 2014, all of which have been linemen. Should Jackson ultimately pen his name to a USC-bound letter of intent, he would join a secondary with fellow five-star talents Su’a Cravens and Leon McQuay III.

Now, as for those socks…

Adoree’ Jackson is the lone five-star in the West so far in 2014 class. #USC follows #TAMU and #Florida which both offered recently.

— Adam Gorney (@adamgorney) January 23, 2013

Jackson is a five-star cornerback,  which is a position of need, even with Chris Hawkins enrolled and Jalen Ramsey committed to the Class of 2013.

In December, Adoree’ Jackson helped lead Serra to their second CIF State title, as they won their Division-II state bowl game, 42-15 over Oakdale. Jackson accounted for three touchdowns in the big win, including a 50-yard reception for a score and a screen pass that concluded with an acrobatic flip into the end zone.

The Trojans have turned Serra High into a USC pipeline of late, starting with defensive tackle DaJohn Harris and becoming prominent with talented receivers Robert Woods, Marqise Lee and George Farmer.

USC currently has three commitments to the Class of 2014, the third and final class that is restricted by sanctioned levied from the Reggie Bush scandal.