Watch: Breck Kolojay announces college commitment
But he'll narrow it down to just one school Friday at 10 a.m. PT/1 p.m. ET when he announces his college commitment.
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The 6-foot-5 1/2, 320-pound lineman is down to a final five of Colorado, Georgia, Miami, Oklahoma and USC - all of whom received an official visit in the late spring/early summer.
Kolojay, who has position versatility, is rated the nation's No. 332 overall prospect and No. 30 interior offensive lineman by On3/Rivals.
He is believed to be a Trojans lean entering the final hours, but anything can happen, especially with contenders Colorado, Miami and Oklahoma still in play.
For USC, Kolojay would represent a major win, as the program has significant needs remaining up front and the IMG Academy star has the requisite size and experience to potentially contribute early.
Here's what 247Sports had to say about him, in part, as a prospect:
"Advanced offensive line prospect with college-ready size that's tracking to be a two-year starter at IMG Academy. ...Stands tall with a frame that's pushing 6-foot-6 and carrying over 300 pounds, but lacks the reach that everyone desires to cover the corner. ...At his best working in tight quarters where he can time up his strikes and dance with his lower half. ...Will unlock a mean streak and take assignments into the turf. ...Could push for playing time relatively early as he will arrive with a higher floor like many of the IMG Academy offensive linemen that came before him."
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