USC Stunned as Big Ten Power Snatches Decommitted 5-Star Recruit First—What’s Next for the Trojans?
“Griffin would take visits and meet with coaches at school. That didn’t necessarily sit well with members of the USC coaching staff,” Loy shared.
Loy added how Griffin operated “behind the scenes” when he chatted with other coaches and took other visits.
“That said, both sides decided that it was best to part ways and move in another direction,” Loy said.
Griffin is the nation’s top linebacker and state of Georgia’s top prospect. USC still has a firm grip on the No. 1 ranking for the ’26 class. But now Ohio State gets the first crack at coaxing Griffin to come over.
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