USC Football News: 2024 Four-Star Safety Commits to USC

USC's secondary is looking scary!

Your USC Trojans keep adding to their collection of talented players in the Class of 2024. Safety Brandon Conley committed to USC earlier this weekend over Utah, Arkansas, and Texas.

The six-foot, 178-pound safety will be coming from Humble Atascocita High in Texas.

#FightOn ✌🏾@LincolnRiley pic.twitter.com/J5PC4l3YKx

— Braylon Conley (@braylon_conley) July 1, 2023

BREAKING: Four-Star Safety Braylon Conley has Committed to USC!

The 6’0 178 S from Humble, TX chose the Trojans over Arkansas, Utah, & Texas

“Like they say, this is the place to be. We’re about to do big things and shock the world.”https://t.co/nosVJydd09 pic.twitter.com/HFornf2Jqo

— Hayes Fawcett (@Hayesfawcett3) July 1, 2023

#USC Commit BRAYLON CONLEY❕✌🏼

➡️ https://t.co/kgYDHNqfHC via @On3USC #FightOn pic.twitter.com/guqJgdEThf

— Scott Schrader (@SSchraderOn3) July 1, 2023

Conley held his announcement in front of friends and family, donning the USC hat and revealing a bunch of USC merchandise behind a glass case. 

.⁦@AHSEagleFB⁩ ⁦@braylon_conley⁩ commits to ⁦@uscfootball⁩

Congratulations Braylon!

⁦@abc13houston⁩ ⁦@LincolnRiley⁩ ⁦@Scott_Schrader⁩ ⁦@bmecamps⁩ pic.twitter.com/s8R7T4bo5L

— Joe Gleason (@joeagleason) July 1, 2023

The young safety spoke about his decision about why he chose Southern California. 

“The relationship I have with the staff and the way it feels like a family up there. Also USC has much more to offer besides that they can compete for a national championship they can also set you up for so much success outside of football with all the resources there are in LA.”

(via On3)

The young man isn't wrong. USC is in a primed position to compete for a National Championship, but the university provided you with opportunities that other schools wish could make happen for their students. 

2024 may seem like a long way from now, but it'll be here as soon s we know it, and Conley will look to dominate right away. 

We wish him the best in his senior season and cannot wait to have him on campus next fall.