2024 Rankings Newcomers: Offense

<em>With the release of the updated CA 2024 rankings, here’s an in-depth analysis of several new offensive prospects making the list. </em> <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="195514" first="Jadus" last="Stubbs"], WR, Jurupa Hills</strong> Stubbs recruiting got off to a fast start after his freshman year with offers coming in from Pitt, UNLV, Fresno State, and Mississippi Valley State. Possesses exceptional athleticism and body control for a young WR with the technical skills to match. He’s an advanced route runner with great footwork and fluidity out of his breaks. He does a great job setting up his routes with stems and nods at the break point to create separation. Plus ball skills with good hands and competitiveness to go up and get it. He’ll be a double digit D1 offer prospect before long. <strong><img class=" wp-image-24525 alignleft" src="https://prephoops-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/redzone/uploads/2020/06/Generic-Featured-Image-4.jpg" alt="" width="259" height="162" />[player_tooltip player_id="195515" first="Chase" last="Farrell"], WR, Oaks Christian</strong> Farrell is a burner possessing elite level track speed running a 10.61 100M and ranking as one of the fastest freshman in the nation. Uses that speed to be a vertical threat and an explosive playmaker after the catch. Great drive phase as a route runner quickly breaking cushion with his acceleration/burst off the LOS. Smooth and consistent catching ability, he flashes good hands but at times allows the ball to get into his body. Can impact the game in a variety of ways with his ability as a returner. Picked up his first offer from Washington State and you can bet coach Charles Collins will continue to develop him as a wide out. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="195516" first="John" last="Rodriguez"], OL, Bishop Amat</strong> The versatile 6’3” 290 lb. lineman has the ability to play multiple positions on the OL. Flashes good natural movement skills at his size with good bend and flexibility in the hips, knees, and ankles. Powerful at the POA, he shows good strength in his hands and lower half. He can use his strength to get a push and blow defenders off the ball or anchor down to absorb an oncoming rush. As a center, he possesses quick hands to transition from the snap to engaging. Already holds offers from Louisville and FIU but has great upside and potential to build on. [embed]https://twitter.com/JRod7705/status/1414759753469681667?s=20[/embed] <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="195517" first="Ethan" last="Elder"], OL, Casa Robles </strong> Entering his sophomore year, Elder already possesses ideal size/frame for the college level at 6’4” 280 lbs. Has the ability to overpower opponents with his combination of size and natural strength at the contact point. Plays under control and in balance with good weight distribution at the POA. Shows good hand usage, placement, and extension with a quick and strong initial punch. He’s a violent finisher that is physical and aggressive through the whistle. High ceiling prospect that will see his recruitment on the rise this season. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="195531" first="Jordan" last="Pierro"], WR, Clovis West</strong> The 5’11” 170 lb. receiver checks a lot of boxes and has a great skillset to build on. Good all-around athleticism with his speed, quickness, and lateral agility. He explodes off the ball with great initial quickness and acceleration. He’s a savvy route runner that shows a good ability to create separation with precise and sharp routes. He’s quick in and out of his break and does a good job mixing up speeds to get open. As a pass catcher, he shows a good ability to track/adjust to ball flight and strong hands to catch balls outside his framework. Has had a great start to his sophomore season. Still looking for that first offer but no doubt D1 talent and the recruiting attention will come as he’s able to showcase his ability.