USC Football Recruiting: Official Visit Updates (1/27)

Mar 8, 2016; Los Angeles, CA, USA; Southern California Trojans football helmets during spring practice at Howard Jones Field. Mandatory Credit: Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports
Mar 8, 2016; Los Angeles, CA, USA; Southern California Trojans football helmets during spring practice at Howard Jones Field. Mandatory Credit: Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports /
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The 2017 USC football recruiting is nearing completion as the Trojans hosted a pair of highly-rated local targets on the final weekend of recruiting season.

It’s the final weekend for the 2017 cycle of USC football recruiting, which means it’s time for the Trojan coaches to close the deal on all the remaining targets on the board.

With two of those major targets scheduled to be on campus this weekend, the 2017 class is looking for a couple more additions.

As usual, USC cornerbacks coach Ronnie Bradford started off the weekend with his strong social media presence.

So without further ado, here’s a look at how the final official visit weekend is playing out via social media:

Joseph Lewis | Wide Receiver

The five-star receiver from Augustus Hawkins, which is just a couple miles down the road from USC, is the highest-rated Trojan target on the board and he’ll be on campus for the weekend.

That’s not exactly a rare occurrence though. Lewis was seen at the Galen Center for USC basketball’s victory over UCLA. This time around though, he’ll have the chance to see USC’s facilities in an official capacity.

Lewis is choosing between USC and Nebraska, with the Trojans standing as the long-time favorite for his signature.

Greg Johnson | Athlete

Fellow Hawkins’ product Greg Johnson is also officially visiting this weekend, and also has the Trojans among his favorites alongside Nebraska and Oregon.

Johnson is projected as a cornerback at the college level, but is rated as the nation’s top athlete in the class, which the ability to play just about every skill position on the field. That makes him a valuable commodity for USC as the Trojans are looking for replacements for Adoree’ Jackson.

Along with Johnson and Lewis, 2018 commit Marcus Johnson — who happens to be Johnson’s younger brother — is on hand.

Stay tuned for more updates as recruits on their official visits post updates on social media.