As expected, by closing the deal on a number of verbals, USC zooms past Florida to claim the number-one recruiting class in the country.
Chief stud: Running back . . . Joe . . . Mc . . . Knight.
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SO-CAL'S days are numbered.
Bring it.
If Pac-10 teams can't catch up with USC then the NCAA will.
USC looking into potential recruiting violation with McKnight.
LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Southern California is looking into whether it may have violated NCAA recruiting rules while pursuing highly rated recruit Joe McKnight, a university official said.
McKnight signed a national letter of intent with USC on Wednesday and made comments during a news conference that seemed to suggest communications involving former Trojan Reggie Bush, who is now with the New Orleans Saints.
Former players are forbidden from telephoning prospective recruits, their relatives or guardians.
"We're aware of it, and we are looking into it," sports information director Tim Tessalone told The Associated Press late Thursday.
The university's action was first reported by the Los Angeles Times on its Web site late Thursday.
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