Former UCLA Bruins defensive back John Humphrey has found his new home for the 2024 season, and he won’t have to relocate more than a few miles. He won’t have to jump on a plane and resettle in an entirely different part of the country. He can simply make the short hop from Westwood to Los Angeles. That’s right: Humphrey revealed on Thursday that he will remain in L.A., trading in his Bruins blue for the Cardinal and Gold of USC.
This is yet another big notch on the belt of D’Anton Lynn, the former UCLA defensive coordinator who has now brought two Bruin defensive players over to USC. Lynn is also responsible for bringing the Arnold brothers from Oregon State University down to USC. That’s four players Lynn has ushered to USC and the Trojans’ 2024 defense. This is the value everyone hoped Lynn could deliver to Lincoln Riley’s program, and Lynn has been on the job for only three weeks.
John Humphrey, the newest Trojan, spent the first four years of his college career with UCLA football. In those four years, he amassed a total of 76 combined tackles, two forced fumbles, two interceptions, and four passes defended.
Humphrey will be reunited with Lynn and safety Kamari Ramsey, the other member of the UCLA secondary who transferred to USC this week.
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