USC Football Recruiting: C.J. Miller De-Commits From 2017 Class
Three-star safety C.J. Miller announced his de-commitment from the 2017 USC football recruiting class, opening up his recruitment ahead of Signing Day.
The 2017 USC football recruiting class is short one player after three-star safety C.J. Miller backed off his commitment to the Trojans on Wednesday afternoon.
The player out of McEachern in Powder Springs, Georgia took to Twitter to announce his de-commitment.
“Thanks to everybody at USC but at this time I will be fully opening back up my recruiting,” Miller wrote.
However, with the Trojans landing the commitment of four-star safety Bubba Bolden and still pursuing four-star Isaiah Pola-Mao, who recently put USC in his Top 3, Miller likely saw the writing on the wall.
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Miller also has offers from Auburn, Memphis, Minnesota, Western Kentucky and UCF.
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The de-commitment means USC’s 2017 class is back down to 17 commits with at least six rides still on the table.
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The Trojans recently welcomed the commitment of offensive lineman Jalen McKenzie, but the possibility of him taking a blueshirt could open up another scholarship for 2017.
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USC’s current haul is headlined by the likes of five-star running back Stephen Carr, four-star quarterback Jack Sears and four-star defensive end Hunter Echols, but the Trojans will be looking to finish strong when Signing Day rolls around.