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Five-Star Recruit Jasmine Davidson Commits To USC Trojans Women's Basketball Over UConn

USC Trojans head coach Lindsay Gottlieb just landed an elite five-star recruit. Jasmine "Jazzy" Davidson, the No. 2 women’s basketball recruit in the 2025 class, has committed to the USC Trojans, she announced on Tuesday morning.

Gabriel Duarte

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USC Trojans head coach Lindsay Gottlieb just landed an elite five-star recruit. Jasmine "Jazzy" Davidson, the No. 2 women’s basketball recruit in the 2025 class, has committed to the USC Trojans, she announced on Tuesday morning.

Davidson picked USC over her other five finalists: UConn, UCLA, TCU, Texas, and Duke.

Davidson will graudate as one of best players of all time in the state of Oregon at the high school level. She currently sits as a two time MaxPreps Oregon Player of the Year winner and is primed to win it for a third year in a row.

In her junior year she averaged 26.4 points, 7.7 rebounds, 2.6 assists, 3.8 steals per game as she led Clackamas to a third-place finish in the state's highest division. Clackamas won a state title in 6A in her sophomore year.

USC Trojans head coach Lindsay Gottlieb during an NCAA Women’s Tournament 2nd round game against the Kansas Jayhawks
Mar 25, 2024; Los Angeles, CA, USA; USC Trojans head coach Lindsay Gottlieb during an NCAA Women’s Tournament 2nd round game against the Kansas Jayhawks at Galen Center. Mandatory Credit: Robert Hanashiro-Imagn Images / Robert Hanashiro-Imagn Images

Brandon Clay of 247Sports said Davidson's jack-of-all trades skillset makes her one of the most highly regarded players in her class.

"Davidson is a smooth perimeter option capable of playing multiple roles on the hardwood. A left-hand dominant prospect, Davidson has showcased her versatility in the toughest environments available at the prep level and still shined brightly...Davidson demonstrates an ability to penetrate off the dribble consistently, driving to the rim effectively," Clay wrote. "While Davidson may not exhibit an elite specialty at this juncture, she excels in various aspects of the game. In the long term, her development will benefit from physical maturation to match her considerable length."

By getting Davidson's commitment, USC has the third consecutive recruiting class for Gottlieb where they landed a consensus five-star recruit.

The Trojans landed star JuJu Watkins in 2023 and then landed Kennedy Smith, Kayleigh Heckel, and Avery Howell in 2024. With Watkins bound to the Trojans for at least a few more years, Gottlieb could eventually field a lineup with four former five-stars.

USC Trojans womens basketball guard JuJu Watkins smiles with the LAFC falcon before the game against the New York Red Bulls
Apr 20, 2024; Los Angeles, California, USA; USC Trojans womens basketball guard JuJu Watkins smiles with the LAFC falcon before the game against the New York Red Bulls at BMO Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Gary A. Vasquez-Imagn Images / Gary A. Vasquez-Imagn Images

USC welcomed a staggering seven freshman newcomers in their 2024 recruiting class. With the possible incoming committment of Davidson, it could inspire more top tier talent to follow suit and join Davidson into Southern California.

Watkins and the Trojans will play UConn this season in Connecticut, but the Huskies will return the favor and come to Los Angeles in 2025. Now that Davidson decides to head to USC next fall, there will be no shortage of s

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Gabriel Duarte

GABRIEL DUARTE

Residing in Los Angeles, Gabriel Duarte is a senior at Cal State Northridge and is pursuing a degree in broadcast journalism. Gabriel is passionate about college athletics and is a writer for USC Trojans on SI and Oregon Ducks on SI. Gabriel has covered many college sporting events around the Southern California area including basketball and football for USC. Gabriel also writes for his local newspaper on high school sports.

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