Southern California 2022’s Picking Up First Offers

As the spring recruiting season starts to heat up, here’s a look into five southern California players who have recently picked up their first collegiate offers. <strong>Duhron Goodman, ATH, Valencia </strong> A versatile and explosive athlete capable of playing either side of the ball at the college level. Solid looking frame at 6’0” 185 lbs. Good natural ability with great instincts and feel for the game. More quick than fast he shows plus lateral agility and short area burst. Colleges will love his ball skills, possesses a large catch radius that can extend outside of his framework. Plays a physical brand of football that could translate well to a college level DB in combination with his ability to transition and break on the ball. Picked up his first offer from Colorado State. <strong><img class=" wp-image-24527 alignright" src="https://prephoops-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/redzone/uploads/2020/06/Generic-Featured-Image-2.jpg" alt="" width="320" height="200" />Mackavelli Malotumau, DL, El Camino </strong> Strong, powerful, and compact frame at 6’1” 290 lbs. Flashes great quickness for his size with an explosive first step off the ball. He’s a plus athlete that moves and bends well, even played some RB in short yardage situations. Great natural strength at the contact point, he’s violent and brings a thump on every tackle. Shows good command of a variety of DL moves with great hand usage. Love his motor and high effort on every play. Offered by Nevada last week but could take off with his great combination of size, speed, and athleticism. <strong>Jake George, WR, La Serna</strong> After an impressive showing in the short spring season the 6’3” 190 lb. WR’s stock is on the rise with his first offer from New Mexico. Great length and ball skills to bring in 50/50 balls, he flashed good body control and coordination to high point the ball and bring in highlight reel catches. Possesses deceptive top end speed to make explosive plays after the catch. Plus route runner he’s smooth, creative, and savvy. Does a good job setting up his routes and attacking the DB’s blind spot to gain separation. Good ability to release and avoid contact at the LOS. High ceiling. <strong>Sam Mason, WR, Charter Oak </strong> Recruiting has exploded in the last week pulling in five big time offers. First from Michigan State and then Nevada, Colorado State, Oregon State, and Fresno State were quick to follow. He’s an explosive athlete with ideal size at 6’2” 185 lbs. He’s a strider with elite level speed, burst, and acceleration. On offense, he’s a natural receiver that catches everything thrown his way. Strong and confident hands that extends and catches everything away from his body. On defense, he shows off his fluid hips and great break on the ball in coverage while being a violent tackler and strong at the POA. Possesses the versatility to be an impact player on both sides of the ball at the major D1 level and could develop into a national recruit very quickly. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="25334" first="Colton" last="Antzoulatos"], LB, Chaminade </strong> Antzoulatos is a big time playmaker on the defensive side that fills the stat sheet and affects the game in a lot of different ways. He plays fast and physical making plays sideline to sideline. Impressive athlete that shows great lateral mobility and closing speed on the ball carrier. Quick trigger, he’s quick to read/react with a great nose for the football. High effort guy that is relentless in pursuit and a tough tackler. Just scratching the surface of his potential with a late start to football but comes from strong genes with his brother, Blake, being a highly recruited LB. Ivy league Penn was the first to offer but won’t be the last.