2026 Film Room Evaluations: SoCal Offensive Prospects

<h2 class="wp-block-heading">In-depth evaluations of 2026 southern California offensive prospects.</h2>    Bahruth possesses a big 6'3” 300 lb. frame that is packed with power. Ideal size for the interior OL with the skillset to play either OG or Center. Exceled at Center throughout his junior year showing he can be quick from snap to engagement. Has a strong, sturdy base and quick hands, allowing him to establish leverage and maintain control against both even and odd fronts. Plays with good pad level and hand placement/usage, winning one-on-one matchups with natural strength and technique. Sound footwork, especially in short spaces, and he anchors well in pass protection to maintain a clean pocket from interior pressure. As a run blocker, he shows the ability to climb to the second level and engage defenders in space. Good awareness to adjust to different fronts and see where potential pressure can come from. Expected to see a bump in recruitment going into his senior year.      Duhu is an impressive dual-threat QB that as a junior threw for over 2,000 yards with 25 touchdowns while adding 750 yards and 10 touchdowns on the ground. The position comes naturally to him with good awareness and playmaking skills when protection breaks down. Smooth pocket movement, he's able to step up or slide laterally to avoid the rush while keeping his eyes downfield. Quick and compact release, he's able to get the ball out time with velocity at the short/intermediate levels and push It vertically with accuracy. As a ball carrier, he shows high level processing ability running the read option. He makes quick decisive reads and has good sustained speed to extend gains. Was voted all-state as a junior and was a top performer at the recent Elite 11 in LA. Overall, he's a quality college QB prospect that deserves more recruiting attention.      Massive 6'5” 325 lb. frame for the interior OL out of Orange Lutheran. Physically dominant with the ability to overwhelm opponents with his length, power, and technique to create movement and be a force at the LOS. He's a mauler in the run game, consistently driving defenders off the ball with strong hands and a heavy initial punch at the POA. Great ability to anchor down and hold his ground to absorb an oncoming rusher. Demonstrates the ability to execute different kinds of blocks and be effective as a puller or working to the second level. Shows plus movement skills and bend to be mobile and get to the spot in time. Does a good job extending and locking out defenders to maintain control using his hands. Picked up early offers as a freshman from Charlotte and Western Kentucky adding Northern Arizona last June.      6'4” 185 lbs. Coleman is a long, athletic wide receiver with recruitable skillset that combines his size, ball skills, and playmaking ability. His size presents a consistent mismatch for smaller DB's, using his length and catch radius to win contested balls and make difficult receptions in traffic. A long strider with downfield speed to slip by coverage and stretch the field vertically. Shows a good understanding of how to use his frame to shield defenders and create throwing lanes for his QB. Does a good job flashing late hands to make it difficult for defenders to play the ball in the air. Plus body control to track and adjust to ball flight and compete for it at the catch point. Solid route runner that sets up his routes and gets defenders to bite on his breaks. He's a high academic prospect with Ivy League offers from Cornell and Penn but still has a lot of raw potential to build on.      Roby's got a good skillset that combines his size, athleticism, and quickness. At 6'0” 200 lbs. he's got a well-built frame that allows him to break contact and maintain forward momentum with good leg drive. Plus short area burst coupled with his fluid lateral movement, he's able to make sudden cuts and change directions on a dime. Applies pressure to the defense early by pressing the LOS and accelerating through the first level. Good vision and ball carrier instincts to exploit open running lanes and hit the cutback. Strong at the POA, he flashes good balance and to slip tackles or push defenders off him with a stiff arm. Transferred to Mater Dei to play out his senior season and holds an FCS offer from Morgan State while receiving recruiting attention from several other D1 programs.