USC Football: Four-Star California OL Withdraws USC Commitment
The month of July has not been kind to your USC Trojans, and it didn't get any better this Friday morning.
2024 four-star offensive lineman from central California, Manasse Itete decommited from USC; he shared via Twitter.
“I want to thank and express my gratitude to the whole USC Football staff and coaches for everything done for me family and I’m very grateful for coach Lincoln Riley, coach Henson, coach Zach Wand while staff for believing and providing me with an opportunity to play football at the next leve. After much consideration with my family, I have decided to DECommit from USC.I sincerely appreciate your understanding and want you to know that this was a difficult choice or decision to make. Please accept my apologies for the inconvenience and disappointment. That being said, I’ll announce my commitment tomorrow Saturday.”
Itete committed to USC in early June, and less than two months later, he will no longer stay in California.
According to multiple reports, including college football insider Gregg Biggins, he predicts that the four-star OL will be heading down south and join the Florida State Seminoles.
Itete is a mountain of a human being standing at 6'5", 290 pounds. 247Sports has him as the number 12 tackle, 15th in California and 142 nationally.
It's a tough loss, but we wish him the best in his next journey.
