Coaches are currently in the War Room to go through final preparations for the Rising Stars camp on Wednesday and Thursday, when about 300 top junior and senior prospects will descend upon USC to take part in the all-important overnight camp.
This heralded camp annually attracts some of the nation's best high school players, and this year should be no different. The Trojan coaches use the practices and meetings to evaluate and instruct the prospects, who go through drills, film sessions and competitions through the 36 hours starting Wednesday morning and going until Thursday night.
It's also a beneficial time for the prospects to get a full flavor for USC. They'll get to see the coaching staff at work, go to the Coliseum for on-field competitions on Wednesday night and take part in campus life for a night.
The Rising Stars camp also concludes USC's month-long lineup of six summer camps.
This heralded camp annually attracts some of the nation's best high school players, and this year should be no different. The Trojan coaches use the practices and meetings to evaluate and instruct the prospects, who go through drills, film sessions and competitions through the 36 hours starting Wednesday morning and going until Thursday night.
It's also a beneficial time for the prospects to get a full flavor for USC. They'll get to see the coaching staff at work, go to the Coliseum for on-field competitions on Wednesday night and take part in campus life for a night.
The Rising Stars camp also concludes USC's month-long lineup of six summer camps.
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