The busy recruiting period continues for USC, as Lane Kiffin and staff added their second 2014 offensive line commitment in three days. After Jordan Poland (La Jolla, Calif./La Jolla Country Day) immediately jumped on a USC offer after the Trojans offensive linemen camp, fellow 2014 standout Toa Lobendahn (Lakewood, Calif./Lakewood) pulled the trigger on a USC commitment on Monday.
"I was amazed at first that somebody like their school -- with just 15 scholarships -- would come after me," Lobendahn said. "I was really surprised, but extremely excited."
Lobendahn said he had been in touch with the USC coaching staff before the camp, but Saturday offered a chance to see the coaches in action. The 6-foot-4, 274-pound two-way lineman called the experience "great."
"I was amazed at first that somebody like their school -- with just 15 scholarships -- would come after me," Lobendahn said. "I was really surprised, but extremely excited."
Lobendahn said he had been in touch with the USC coaching staff before the camp, but Saturday offered a chance to see the coaches in action. The 6-foot-4, 274-pound two-way lineman called the experience "great."
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