Arizona has offered California defensive end prospect Myles Williams today. The 6-foot-3 recruit previously was at Calabasas High but is not at Alemany High in Mission Hills where he will play his senior season. The three-star prospect already holds offers from Arizona State and Washington State with Greg Burns now leading his recruitment for UA along with Stan Eggen. Both coaches have already started to build a relationship with the 2021 recruit leading to the offer today.
Arizona State was the first school to offer him and has Antonio Pierce leading his recruitment while the Cougars offered him a couple weeks ago.
I was able to get a glimpse of Williams at the Rivals Camp stop in Los Angeles early last month and he certainly has some potential as a Power Five-level prospect. He's got decent size and on film he shows a knack for getting after the quarterback with some good initial burst and speed. He's likely to see some more offers come his way so it's smart of Arizona to get involved now.
He's someone I'd keep an eye on as the process moves on and would be a solid get for the Wildcats in this class to help add some more depth along the defensive line.
Arizona State was the first school to offer him and has Antonio Pierce leading his recruitment while the Cougars offered him a couple weeks ago.
I was able to get a glimpse of Williams at the Rivals Camp stop in Los Angeles early last month and he certainly has some potential as a Power Five-level prospect. He's got decent size and on film he shows a knack for getting after the quarterback with some good initial burst and speed. He's likely to see some more offers come his way so it's smart of Arizona to get involved now.
He's someone I'd keep an eye on as the process moves on and would be a solid get for the Wildcats in this class to help add some more depth along the defensive line.
