Rancho Cucamonga (Calif.) tight end Randall Telfer watched an interview with former Cougar and current USC defensive lineman Averell Spicer on Wednesday night.
It's fitting because on Wednesday afternoon, Telfer took the same path that Spicer did, choosing the Trojans for his college destination.
"I just felt at home when I went there and I can see myself going there and being a Trojan for the next four or five years," said Telfer.
Telfer told assistant coach Brennan Carroll the news.
"I committed to Brennan Carroll and he was very excited," said Telfer. "He was telling me about being a Trojan for life and stuff like that."
Telfer said his family was thrilled with the news, and he was relieved to have it end.
"Definitely, we're all rejoicing because this is big," said Telfer.
Telfer had offers from most of the Pac-10 and some SEC schools but ultimately, chose the Trojans, and he'll be on campus this weekend to meet with the coaches.
"I'm going to the school on Sunday to let everybody else know face to face," said Telfer.
In Telfer, the Trojans land the #4-ranked tight end in the country.