The USC Trojans are making serious moves this offseason, and their latest addition from the transfer portal is turning heads. After back-to-back 7-13 seasons in Big Ten play, the program is reloading with firepower—and they've just landed one of college basketball's most underrated scorers.

Enter Isaac Bruns, a sharpshooting guard from South Dakota who lit up the Summit League last season. As a junior, Bruns averaged over 20 points per game for the Coyotes, following up a 14-point-per-game sophomore campaign. But what really sets him apart is his efficiency from beyond the arc. After shooting just 32% from three-point range as an underclassman, Bruns exploded to a scorching 39% last year—making him a legitimate deep threat that defenses have to respect.

Bruns' momentum was only slowed by a foot injury that cut his season short after 20 games. But when healthy, he was a bucket-getter who could change the game in an instant. The Trojans are banking on that version of Bruns showing up in Los Angeles, where his shooting touch could be the missing piece for a team hungry to climb the Big Ten standings.

For a program that's been searching for consistent perimeter scoring, Bruns brings a proven track record and a chip on his shoulder from the mid-major ranks. It's the kind of addition that could help USC turn close losses into wins—and maybe even make some noise in March. Keep an eye on this transfer; he might just be the spark the Trojans need.