Standout local wide receiver prospect Luc Weaver just received his USC offer a week ago, but that was enough time for him to lock in a major decision.

Weaver committed to the Trojans on Saturday, giving USC 27 total commits in a class that now includes five wide receivers.

Weaver, a three-star prospect from local Notre Dame High School, had 53 catches for 1,024 yards and 10 touchdowns last season and held 16 total offers.

He is the third commit in as many days for the Trojans, following Rivals100 OT Keenyi Pepe on Thursday and five-star CB Elbert Hill on Friday.

USC continues to outpace the rest of college football with its 27 commits as no other school has more than 14 at this point.

As for the Trojans' 2026 wide receiver haul, it's an impressive group that includes local four-star Trent Mosley (Santa Margarita HS), local three-star Ja'Myron "Tron" Baker (Sierra Canyon HS), three-star Kohen Brown (Waxahachie, Texas) and three-star Roderick Tezeno (Opelousas, Louisiana).

Tezeno committed earlier in the week.

Rivals national recruiting director Adam Gorney:

"I think he has all the metrics and measurables you're looking for in an elite receiver. He's 6-3, he's going to play at well over 200 pounds and be a big outside target. I don't want to make the comparison to Drake London, but in like the same physical kind of nature. On tape, he's fast, he makes a lot of tough catches and separates more often than not. There are some concerns, though. We cover high school football in California and we never see him at events -- he doesn't play 7-on-7 that I know of, he doesn't really do any camps. So there is a little bit of a question of how that all translates against the best of the best. Sherman Oaks Notre Dame has had some players over the years, but it's not really pumping out Division I players every year. So I think there's some concerns there or at least question marks there. But in terms of production during the season, those measurables I talked about and how he looks on film, he's an impressive kid."