USC Trojans wide receivers coach Dennis Simmons and head coach Lincoln Riley have landed Houston-based receiver Tanook Hines out of Dekaney High School.
Hines made his announcement on social media Monday.
Hines has also received offers from other schools including Texas, Texas A&M, Arizona State, Arkansas, Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Houston, LSU, Michigan, Oklahoma, Nebraska, Penn State, Notre Dame, and TCU among several other programs, per 247Sports.
As a sophomore Hines caught 50 passes for 867 yards and eight touchdowns as a sophomore. He then caught 35 passes for 528 yards and five touchdowns as a junior.
Hines is one of the fastest prospects in Texas, running a 10.45 in the 100-meter dash and 20.71 in the 200-meter dash.
The Trojans now have 14 commits in their 2025 recruiting class. Hines joins Corey Simms in the 2025 wide receiver class. USC is making sure that its future quarterbacks will have a large number of quality receivers to throw to, ensuring that future receiver rooms will be able to deliver more results than the disappointing 2023 receiver class.
BREAKING: Houston Dekaney wide receiver Tanook Hines commits to USC.
A speedster who has run 10.45 in the 100-meter dash, he said the style of play and business program were factors in choosing the Trojans over 40+ offers.https://t.co/N6zEUVu0rW pic.twitter.com/8tLrq3xBhy
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