USC Freshman Jahkeem Stewart Donates $10K to Edna Karr HS Football

Jahkeem Stewart, a highly ranked defensive lineman and USC freshman, made a generous $10,000 donation to Edna Karr High School's football facilities and student-athlete recovery center in New Orleans, where he recently graduated before starting his college career. Though Stewart never played a varsity game for Edna Karr due to transfer rules and reclassification, his commitment and early enrollment at USC have made him a standout player with significant NIL earnings, including a $1 million deal and purchasing a Jeep for his mother. USC coach Lincoln Riley praised Stewart’s physical abilities and mental toughness, highlighting him as an outstanding prospect nationally. Stewart’s donation reflects his commitment to giving back to the community that helped pave his path to college football success, creating a lasting legacy at Edna Karr. His ranking as a top recruit, including No. 5 defensive lineman and No. 2 prospect in Louisiana, underscores the high expectations surrounding his collegiate career. This act of generosity has drawn widespread attention and admiration, emphasizing the impact of NIL opportunities on young athletes.