Arizona continues to stay busy in Texas as it has a couple more new offers out today with the targets being underclassmen. Here is a look at the new targets for Kevin Sumlin and Co.
The Wildcats are certainly not shooting low. The five-star, top-10 receiver from Allen, Texas added an Arizona offer this morning. He is someone the Wildcats have been looking at strongly so it is not a huge shock to see the offer go out. The bad news for the Wildcats is there will be a hill to climb. Shortly after his offer from the Wildcats came through he cut down his list and and the Wildcats were not part of it. LSU, Ohio State, Oklahoma, Texas A&M, TCU, UCLA and USC are the seven schools that made it and Wease said he is shutting down his recruitment to only focus on those schools. He is just a 2019 prospect so there will be time to recruit him before he can sign, but with early official visits now able to take place for the current junior class the Wildcats have to get a bit of a move on with him. Lists, no matter how final, can always change so until he's signed Arizona is going to keep trying.
The other underclassman from Texas to receive an offer from the Wildcats on Monday was the sophomore (2020) wideout from Sugar Land, Texas. Omeire has had to wait for his offers to come in a bit more than some other prospects in the earlier classes, but just a day after Texas A&M came through with his first offer of the process Arizona joined in as the second program to offer the 6-foot-4 receiver. Clarence McKinney will be his lead recruiter throughout the process for Arizona.
The Wildcats are certainly not shooting low. The five-star, top-10 receiver from Allen, Texas added an Arizona offer this morning. He is someone the Wildcats have been looking at strongly so it is not a huge shock to see the offer go out. The bad news for the Wildcats is there will be a hill to climb. Shortly after his offer from the Wildcats came through he cut down his list and and the Wildcats were not part of it. LSU, Ohio State, Oklahoma, Texas A&M, TCU, UCLA and USC are the seven schools that made it and Wease said he is shutting down his recruitment to only focus on those schools. He is just a 2019 prospect so there will be time to recruit him before he can sign, but with early official visits now able to take place for the current junior class the Wildcats have to get a bit of a move on with him. Lists, no matter how final, can always change so until he's signed Arizona is going to keep trying.
The other underclassman from Texas to receive an offer from the Wildcats on Monday was the sophomore (2020) wideout from Sugar Land, Texas. Omeire has had to wait for his offers to come in a bit more than some other prospects in the earlier classes, but just a day after Texas A&M came through with his first offer of the process Arizona joined in as the second program to offer the 6-foot-4 receiver. Clarence McKinney will be his lead recruiter throughout the process for Arizona.
