New OSU coach Trent Bray had a quiet few months but picked up two commitments last week.
The Hotline is delighted to provide Pac-12 fans with a regular dive into the recruiting process through the eyes and ears of Brandon Huffman, the Seattle-based national recruiting editor for 247Sports. He submitted the following report on May 22 …The Bears have had a busy week with three commitments: one from Utah, one from Texas and from the Golden State.
And this weekend, despite the holiday, the Bears will bring in two key targets for official visits: interior offensive lineman Houston Kaahaaina-Torres, the No. 1 player in Hawaii ; and offensive tackle John Mills, of San Francisco, who’s just across the Bay from the Bears.Oregon State had just one 2025 commitment under new coach Trent Bray, but the trajectory changed last week.
Assistant coach Thomas Ford honed in on Glass and was able to secure his pledge on the heels of an official visit to Corvallis.UCLA’s recruiting class under new coach DeShaun Foster continues to expand. A big reason for the success is the program’s decision to use May for official visits.Running back Karson Cox, of Hesperia, Calif., was one of the first visitors after Foster took the job in February, then returned to campus in March and received a scholarship offer.
On Wednesday, just three days after his official visit, three-star tight end Noah Flores of Graham, Wash., announced his commitment to the Bruins.The Cardinal has recruited nationally better than just about anyone on the West Coast as the school prepares to move into the ACC. And once again, coach Troy Taylor went cross-country for a commitment.
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