Midweek Recruiting Roundup

Just days after narrowing his list to two schools, Yorba Linda offensive lineman [player_tooltip player_id="25095" first="Mason" last="Randolph"] announced his commitment to Boise State Tuesday. Over the weekend, <a href="https://prepredzone.com/2020/09/weekend-recruiting-and-transfer-update/">it was reported that Randolph would commit</a> as early as a week or two to either Boise State or San Diego State. This is the third consecutive year that Boise State’s recruiting class features a player from Yorba Linda High. Michael Callahan was part of Boise State’s 2019 recruiting class. He was a redshirt last season and appeared in one game at BYU on October 19. Nathan Cardona was a member of the Bronco’s 2020 recruiting class and will likely redshirt this season, if it happens. Randolph is the <a href="https://prepredzone.com/california/rankings/2021-rankings/">12th ranked offensive lineman</a> in the state according to Prep Redzone and is the number 73 overall recruit in the state. "I have two good friends and former teammates that are at Boise and that was a big plus for sure," Randolph told Greg Biggins of 247Sports. "I played with Nathan Cardona and Michael Callahan and those are my boys, I’m excited to play with them again. My biggest thing was development and going where I’ll have a chance to play in the NFL someday and I think Boise State is the place that will give me that opportunity." Randolph developed a connection with multiple coaches at Boise State. He is in regular communication with offensive line coach Brad Bedell and director of recruiting Darren Uscher. He has spoken with head coach Bryan Harsin multiple times, including a FaceTime call last week. He is the third offensive lineman in Boise State’s recruiting class, joining Joseph Amos of Lancaster, Texas and Cord Kringlen of Holy Family High in Bloomfield, Colorado. <strong>Colorado offers 2022 star</strong> Colorado became the sixth school to offer Inglewood linebacker [player_tooltip player_id="25256" first="Taariq" last="Al-Uqdah"]. Al-Uqdah, who transferred to Inglewood from Narbonne of Harbor City this offseason, also has offers from Kansas, New Mexico, USC, Washington and Washington State. He is the <a href="https://prepredzone.com/california/rankings/2022-rankings/">fourth-ranked 2022 linebacker in the state</a> according to Prep Redzone. Al-Uqdah told Brice Marich of 247Sports that Michigan is his dream school. https://twitter.com/Jerry_Guardado/status/1177821152359546883?s=20 <strong>Kansas vying for 2022 QB</strong> Kansas is one of four schools to offer Murrieta Valley quarterback [player_tooltip player_id="25258" first="Brandon" last="Rose"]. The Jayhawks are accompanied by Arizona State, Boise State and Utah. Rose completed over 68 percent of his passes for 3,087 yards with 30 touchdowns and just four interceptions for Murrieta Valley as a sophomore last season. He is the <a href="https://prepredzone.com/california/rankings/2022-rankings/">fifth-ranked 2022 quarterback</a> in the state according to Prep Redzone. https://twitter.com/brandon16rose/status/1170606463611334656?s=20 <strong>Colorado offers pair of Trinity League stars</strong> [player_tooltip player_id="25282" first="Malaki" last="Te’o"] of Mater Dei and [player_tooltip player_id="25253" first="Sione" last="Hala"] of St. John Bosco were offered by Colorado Tuesday. Arizona State is the other school that has offered Te’o so far. He had 63 tackles, 3 sacks and a forced fumble as a sophomore for JSerra last season. He is the sixth-ranked 2022 linebacker according to Prep Redzone. Colorado is the ninth school to offer Hala and is the fourth Pac 12 school to join the club (Oregon, Washington, Washington State). Hala had 93 tackles and eight sacks for Paramount last season. He is the sixth-ranked 2022 defensive back on Prep Redzone.