Midweek Recruiting Roundup

Mission Hills (San Marcos) defensive back [player_tooltip player_id="25121" first="Elisha" last="Lloyd"] withdrew his commitment to Washington State this week and has reopened his recruiting. He committed to Washington State in June but his recruiting was on the verge of blowing up if he hadn’t been nursing an injury during the spring. Lloyd is the <a href="https://prepredzone.com/california/rankings/2021-rankings/">No. 19 ranked defensive back in the state</a> according to Prep Redzone and the No. 99 overall prospect in the state. 247Sports has Lloyd ranked as the No. 58 overall player in the state and the No. 47 cornerback nationally. He finished fourth in the state in the 60m during indoor track season and was expected to run near a 10.5 100m during the track and field season as a junior before the season was shut down due to COVID-19. Lloyd has 19 offers now that Fresno State offered him Tuesday. https://twitter.com/lloyd_1_/status/1320772865197707264?s=20 <strong>Mater Dei receiver lands SEC offer</strong> [player_tooltip player_id="25224" first="CJ" last="Williams"] of Mater Dei (Santa Ana was offered by Florida Monday. Williams is the No. 1 receiver in California’s class of 2022 according to Prep Redzone and the <a href="https://prepredzone.com/california/rankings/2022-rankings/">No. 2 overall player in the class.</a> The 6-foot-2, 195-pound receiver holds 47 offers including offers from nearly all the top programs in the nation. He caught 50 passes for 684 yards and four touchdowns as a sophomore for the Monarchs last season. Williams had 9 catches for 108 yards and a touchdown in the CIF-SS Open Division championship game against St. John Bosco. Recruiting analysts predict that Alabama and Ohio State are the two frontrunners to land Williams. https://twitter.com/CFBScouts/status/1229199106800680960?s=20 <strong>Oaks Christian punter sets date to commit</strong> Oaks Christian (Westlake Village) punter <strong>Brenden Segovia</strong> will likely where he is going to school on November 25, his mom’s birthday. Segovia spoke to Greg Biggins of 247Sports regarding receiving his jersey for the All-American Bowl. He earned his spot in the game by winning a punting competition against some of the top punters in the country. “That was an awesome feeling,” Segovia told Biggins. “It was at an FBU Camp and there were some great kickers and punters from all over. It was head to head competition, you win and advance. We were judged on hang time and distance and I was the last guy standing so it was really special for me." He has six offers but also has a plethora of preferred walk on offers. He likes UCLA a lot but they are yet to offer him a preferred walk on spot. <p class="p1">I like Fordham a lot too and the idea of playing college football and networking in New York for life after football is really appealing," Segovia said. "San Diego is another great option for me and I like Nevada and how the depth chart sets up there. Kansas plays in a great conference, the Big 12 and USC is another great program and a great academic fit. Wherever I go, my goal is to come in and be ready to compete right away."</p> https://twitter.com/BHeicklen/status/1290028720258822144?s=20 <strong>Kansas offers another Bosco star</strong> Class of 2023 running back [player_tooltip player_id="25421" first="Nygel" last="Osborne"] was offered by Kansas last week. Kansas offered <a href="https://prepredzone.com/2020/10/midweek-recruiting-roundup-3/">three members of Bosco’s 2022 class</a> last week: <strong>Malachi Finau</strong>, <strong>Jaceon Doss</strong> and <strong>Logan Booher.</strong> They also offered class of 2023 St. John Bosco athlete <strong>Nehemiah Sagio</strong> this week. Osborne was a standout on St. John Bosco’s freshman team last season. He also has offers from Arizona State and Colorado. https://twitter.com/edwardtorre/status/1172394495557525506?s=20 &nbsp;