USC has a pressing need for an experienced offensive tackle to fill the void left by NFL-bound standout Alijah Vera-Tucker.

Wanya Morris, the No. 5-ranked OT and No. 41 overall prospect in the 2019 recruiting class, is looking for a new college after spending the last two seasons at Tennessee before putting his name in the NCAA transfer portal.

And on Friday, Morris narrowed his list of potential destinations to three schools -- Texas A&M, Oklahoma and USC.

Morris was a starter at left tackle for the Volunteers this season, playing 398 out of 685 offensive snaps, according to PFF. Their data had him down for allowing 11 pressures, including 2 sacks, while receiving an overall grade of 65.0, which is fairly middle of the road on their scale.

We have more intel over on Trojan Talk.