2016 recruit Josh Imatorbhebhe signs financial-aid agreement with USC

Receiver Josh Imatorbhebhe from North Gwinnett High in Suwanee, Ga. has signed a financial-aid agreement with USC.

“Dream come true.. I’m officially a TROJAN,” Imatorbhebhe wrote on Twitter on Monday. Imatorbhebhe is in Los Angeles on an unofficial visit and is making an official visit as well.

The 2016 recruit is the brother of Trojans tight end Daniel Imatorbhebhe, who transferred to USC from Florida in August.

Imatorbhebhe, 6-foot-2 and 205 pounds, is expected to enroll in January.

Receiver Michael Pittman from Oaks Christian, defensive back C.J. Pollard from Gardena Serra and offensive lineman Nathan Smith from Mesa also have signed financial-aid agreements with USC and are on track to enroll in January.

Linebacker Daelin Hayes from Skyline High in Ann Arbor, Mich. signed an agreement but has since decided to withdraw his commitment.

Financial-aid agreements are binding for the university, but not for the recruit.