PG Perry decommits from USC after Enfield’s exit

Trent Perry, a McDonald’s All American and the No. 26 possibility in the 2024 class, is decommitting from USC because of its training modification, he told ESPN.Former USC head coach Andy Enfield just recently chose to depart for SMU, a relocation that was formally announced Monday. USC has not yet picked his replacement.Perry, the Gatorade Player of the Year in California and two-time CIF open division state champ at Harvard-Westlake, is a 6-foot-4 point player who initially picked USC over others consisting of Stanford, Gonzaga, Oregon, Colorado and TCU.Editor’s Picks 1 Associated”I aspired to begin my college career as a Trojan,”Perry said in a statement sent out to ESPN.”Nevertheless with

the current

news, I will be requesting a release and resuming my recruitment. I am going to take this time to choose which school makes the most sense for me next year while keeping USC as a choice. “Perry told ESPN he will be “starting fresh “with his recruitment moving forward,”while utilizing the relationships I currently constructed.”Perry is among 24 high school elders contending in the prominent McDonald’s All American Video game, taking place at the Toyota Center in Houston on

Tuesday night (ESPN, 9 p.m. ET). He ends up being the second-highest-ranked prospect readily available after Liam McNeeley, who recently decommitted from Indiana.Jonathan Givony is an NBA draft expert and the creator and co-owner of DraftExpress.com, a private searching and analytics service used by NBA, NCAA and global groups.