Five-star 2019 prospects Bru McCoy and Chris Steele have both finalized their returns to USC.

Steele's father confirmed to TrojanSports.com on Tuesday afternoon that the cornerback made to campus -- saying "He's good. Enrolled" -- completing his transfer from Florida after going through spring practice with the Gators.

The official USC athletics Twitter account later followed with its own confirmation of the arrival of both Steele and McCoy, confirming the latter's return nearly two weeks after it had been reported here that he would transfer from Texas and rejoin the Trojans.

McCoy, of course, initially signed with USC before leaving campus after a couple weeks for Austin, Texas.

The team recruiting rankings likely won't be adjusted, but McCoy and Steele become the highest-ranked players in USC's 2019 haul.

McCoy, ranked the No. 1 athlete, No. 2 player in the state and No. 12 overall in this class, will join USC's already-stacked group of wide receivers after starring down the road at Mater Dei HS.

Steele, ranked the No. 3 cornerback, No. 3 player in the state and No. 19 overall prospect in the class, starred at rival St. John Bosco HS and will compete at the most wide-open position on USC's roster.

Both are expected to pursue waivers from the NCAA for immediate eligibility, though it's uncertain how their cases will be judged.

For more on Steele's return: Chris Steele goes in-depth on what led him back to USC