Major Insights As USC Trojans Look To Fortify Defensive Line, Get Final Visit From 4-Star DL

The USC Trojans are actively working to complete their 2025 recruiting class. Just yesterday, a prediction was made that they will secure 5-star defensive lineman Jahkeem Stewart.

Now, they’re also targeting another defensive line prospect from the East Coast who could significantly enhance their defensive line and strengthen the recruiting class.

Christian Ingram, rated as a 3-star prospect by On3 but as a 4-star by Rivals and ESPN, is scheduled to visit officially this weekend while the Trojans take on their rivals, Notre Dame.

Christian Ingram is scheduled to visit the USC Trojans. Initially, he planned to visit Vanderbilt, but it appears he has shifted his focus. Coach Henny and the Trojans are working to secure his commitment just ahead of signing day.

Ingram has not yet made a commitment to any school, but he is strongly expected to remain in SEC territory. According to On3, South Carolina is the frontrunner, with Georgia, Vanderbilt, and Kentucky close behind.

USC has seen success in Georgia, often securing commitments after official visits, but sadly, most of those commitments have shifted to local SEC schools. The question now is whether Ingram will break this trend and choose to commit to USC.

At 6’5.5 and 280 pounds, Ingram would become the third defensive lineman in the 2025 class, possibly joined by Jahkeem Stewart.

All of USC’s defensive line recruits hail from SEC regions. While it’s beneficial to recruit players away from SEC rivals, the number of flips highlights the need to focus on local talent that is more likely to stay committed.

As a player, Ingram has the potential to thrive under Coach Henny and Coach Nua’s guidance.

The upcoming game against Notre Dame will be a crucial weekend for final visits. Will USC be able to secure another strong commitment?

For all the latest on USC recruiting, stay tuned to LAFB Network.

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