USC Football: Coveted 2025 Offensive Tackle Lowen Colman-Brusa's Gameday Recruiting Visit

The Pacific Northwest native took an unofficial visit to USC's win over Arizona this past Saturday evening.

Accompanied by his brother, fellow Kennedy Catholic High School product and edge defender Derek Colman-Brusa (class of 2026), Lowen Colman-Brusa was in attendance for USC's overtime win versus a physical Arizona team. 

Lowen Colman-Brusa is an athletic 6'5, 280 pounds, and he started as a sophomore on a very good Kennedy Catholic team. In his sophomore season Hudl film, he displayed excellent run-blocking hand placement, good feet, and balance in his pass sets. 

In an article by 247 Sports Brandon Huffman, Colman-Brusa recapped what he thought was an excellent visit to the Collegium. 

"When sitting in the front row right behind the USC bench, I definitely saw that the brotherhood and family was strong," said Colman-Brusa. "The players and coaches would love each other up through the adversity. I also had noticed that the Trojans had very unique traditions. The lighting of the torch going into 4th quarter, every touchdown they made the stadium lights flicker, and about every 20 minutes the USC mascot would ride a white horse around the stadium floor. These traditions definitely stood out from other colleges."

Grateful to talk with @Coach_Henson at our UV. Thank you. I’m blessed to have these experiences and opportunities with my brother. @CaliDQ @ManaseHopoi @HeadCoachJones @AllAthleteInc @JTERogan @BrandonHuffman @CoachMaui pic.twitter.com/wBwUPUUiCX

— Lowen Colman-Brusa (@ColmanBrusa2025) October 9, 2023

USC left a great impression on the junior offensive lineman. USC currently has zero commitments in their 2025 recruiting class. Adding Lowen Colman-Bruse would be a massive get for the Trojans. He is a very polished player from a prestigious high school football program with sound fundamentals. He can move well in space, and in Lincoln Riley's air raid offense, that's a necessity for offensive tackles. 

The only critique I could get from his sophomore film was that he tends to shuffle back in his pass sets rather than kick and drag. This is an easily addressable problem. AllTrojans.com will continue to monitor Colman-Brusa's development as a player and a USC recruit.  

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