Catching up on a couple new offers that went out the last few days since it's been a busy time with basketball and football and such.
Jailen Bailey (San Diego-Lincoln/WR)
Arizona brought in the unranked receiver over the weekend for a visit and by the time the game was starting he had an offer. The 5-foot-10 recruit has been picking up some steam in his recruitment with Utah State jumping on board right after the Wildcats offered as well and San Jose State recently offering as well. He is another under-recruited receiver from San Diego, but Arizona likes him and now he has an offer.
Nahe Sulunga (Calabasas, California/DE/Committed: Colorado State)
The 2018 two-star defensive end was another prospect the Wildcats snuck in late in the week for a visit on Saturday as the Calabasas High defensive lineman made the trip with his teammate and UA commit Mykee Irving. One reason you hold spots open late is for someone like Sulunga who had to sit out the first half of the season because of transfer rules after moving over from SoCal powerhouse St. John Bosco. It hurt his exposure and now he is being seen more late in the year. The Wildcats only truly became involved with him recently, but officially offered him now with the hopes of getting him in the mix. Now that UA has offered I would expect other schools to do the same but being ahead of the curve should help the Wildcats.
He has a really good frame to build on being 6-foot-4 and looks to have the right skill set to do some damage for UA. He'll be one to watch.
Jailen Bailey (San Diego-Lincoln/WR)
Arizona brought in the unranked receiver over the weekend for a visit and by the time the game was starting he had an offer. The 5-foot-10 recruit has been picking up some steam in his recruitment with Utah State jumping on board right after the Wildcats offered as well and San Jose State recently offering as well. He is another under-recruited receiver from San Diego, but Arizona likes him and now he has an offer.
Nahe Sulunga (Calabasas, California/DE/Committed: Colorado State)
The 2018 two-star defensive end was another prospect the Wildcats snuck in late in the week for a visit on Saturday as the Calabasas High defensive lineman made the trip with his teammate and UA commit Mykee Irving. One reason you hold spots open late is for someone like Sulunga who had to sit out the first half of the season because of transfer rules after moving over from SoCal powerhouse St. John Bosco. It hurt his exposure and now he is being seen more late in the year. The Wildcats only truly became involved with him recently, but officially offered him now with the hopes of getting him in the mix. Now that UA has offered I would expect other schools to do the same but being ahead of the curve should help the Wildcats.
He has a really good frame to build on being 6-foot-4 and looks to have the right skill set to do some damage for UA. He'll be one to watch.
