USC Trojans head coach Lincoln Riley wants to change his fortunes in the new season. He no longer has the services of Heisman Trophy winner Caleb Williams. That could have been a headache, but the Trojans were lucky to have a worthy backup in Miller Moss. 

After waiting behind Williams for two years, Moss got his opportunity at the Holiday Bowl, and it’s fair to say that the young QB just ran with it. Six TDs and the Holiday Bowl Offensive MVP later, Riley found his man for a life beyond Williams. While Moss’ performance on the field received enough limelight, not much is known about his high school years. Here is everything you need to know about the high school attended by the Trojans’ QB.

Which high school did Miller Moss attend? 

The Trojans’ QB went to Bishop Alemany High School. The LA native has been true to the city for both his high school as well as college. In 2018, he joined the school for his sophomore year. However, unlike other students, Miller Moss finished high school a semester early. 

Located in Mission Hills, LA, Bishop Alemany possesses an extensive list of alumni. In that list, Moss is joined by a host of celebrities and athletes from various walks of life. It includes MLB players like Joe Rosselli, Andy Dominque, and Brandon Lewis and football players such as Casey Clausen, Vernon Adams, and Dohnovan West. Hollywood personalities like Alyssa Diaz, Gattlin Griffith, and Francia Raisa attended the same school as Miller Moss. 

Similar to his record at USC, Miller Moss’ life at Bishop Alemany was full of honors and recognition. In the 2018-19 season, he threw for 2714 yards and accumulated 19 TDs. Similar numbers in successive years made him feature in Cal-Hi Sports All-State Juniors first team, 2020 Prep Star Dream Team, and the LA Daily All-SoCal team, among others. 

What was Miller Moss’ GPA in high school? 

While not much is known about Moss’ academic performance during his high school years, it’s futile to think that they would be anything other than extraordinary. It’s not a blanket statement. It is based on his USC years. Normally, Students tend to four years to complete a four-year degree. Moss isn’t a normal student. Having joined the college in 2021, Moss graduated from USC in 2023, just 2.5 years after joining one of the most prestigious educational institutions in the US. Rather than receiving his diploma with his batch, Moss walked the stage with the 2019 class. 

Even in terms of GPA, we can make a similar guess. After 2.5 years at USC, Moss earned a law degree. Along with that, his GPA stood at greater than 3.7. Combining that with a minor in finance and a Renaissance scholar can give you a sense of his academic excellence. We haven’t even mentioned all the department honors he accrued during this time.