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There aren't many uncommitted prospects left on USC's 2021 wide receiver target list, but there is one notable lead still very active as the Trojans look to potentially add to a WR class that already includes top-25 national prospect Quaydarius Davis (Dallas, Texas) and fellow 4-star Rivals250 standout Michael Jackson III (Las Vegas, Nev.).
Titus Mokiao-Atimalala, a 4-star prospect from Ewa Beach, Hawaii (outside of Honolulu), has the Trojans' full interest and the feeling is mutual, though the dynamic playmaker still has a number of schools on his mind.
But the Trojans' recent approach in his recruitment -- led by wide receivers coach Keary Colbert -- has reinforced how much they want him in this class.
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"We call at least once a week. He just FaceTimes me right before he has the wide receivers and he has another coach hold the phone and he shows me their drills. That's pretty cool," Mokiao-Atimalala told TrojanSports.com. "He texted me I think yesterday or the day before once they got the news about the Pac-12 kind of postponing. ...
"They've been showing me a lot of love recently. They believe I'm one of the top guys in the country. They've been showing a lot of love. Coach Vic So'oto's over there now, he's been hitting me up. I've got some some of my cousins who's there -- they're always texting me, Palaie [Gaoteote] telling me to get over here."
