San Diego Section Offer Now Senior Steals

Looking at the San Diego section as a whole, there is no shortage of talent and plenty of prospects that hold multiple offers and who have already committed to their respective schools. Often overlooked, there are a host of other athletes that are top tier college caliber prospects at some level and who deserve to see their recruiting soar and gather more attention. Below we will highlight some key names to note as we begin the season and and who should see a late season surge in recruiting and ultimately should sign on National Signing Day in December.    Lilo is one of the top outside linebackers across San Diego and has the physical build and passes the eye test for the next level. He is a longer levered player that uses his length well on the edge and can set the edge, violently get off blocks and plays flat down the line while seemingly always around the ball. When rushing the passer, he has natural bend around blockers and can collapse the pocket quickly while able to win with both speed and power. He shows he can redirect quickly, cover in the flats and make plays sideline to sideline while shutting down a entire half of the field. Lilo is poised for a monster senior year and should draw plenty of late FCS interest/offers.     Branco is one of the top two-way guys across the section as we move through the beginning of this year and is a strong and physical player in the middle of the Eastlake defense and is a under the radar but no-brainer next level guy. He triggers quickly, tackles well in space and packs a punch at the POA with great natural instincts and a very high IQ. As a runner, he looks for contact in the hole, runs behind his pads with a low hat and leg drive through contact while bouncing off tacklers and shows good vision vision in tight windows and is inline for a monster year on both sides of the ball.     Webb burst onto the scene this off-season and is a low to the ground compact runner that hits the hole hard and is a vertical back that can gain the tough yards inside when needed. He is a very smooth athlete and natural pass catcher out of the backfield with contact balance and open field speed in the clear while able to make plays after the catch as well and runs good routes, especially for his size. Webb deserves to have more attention his way and is going to be a absolute steal at the next level and is one of the more dangerous backs in all of Southern California.     Larson is one of the most explosive receivers across San Diego and is coming off a big time Junior season where he was a mismatch nightmare anywhere he lined up. He is a precise route runner that can stretch the field and has good hands in traffic while able to track balls over the top and win on contested catches. His explosion out of his releases and precise route running make him a nightmare to defend and he should fit in nicely in the Ivy Leagues and have a monster senior season. His strong frame and football instincts and natural feel for the game make him a candidate to play early on the east coast next fall and he is a really nice get for Brown.

Looking at the San Diego section as a whole, there is no shortage of talent and plenty of prospects that hold multiple offers and who have already committed to their respective schools. Often overlooked, there are a host of other athletes that are top tier college caliber prospects at some level and who deserve to see their recruiting soar and gather more attention. Below we will highlight some key names to note as we begin the season and and who should see a late season surge in recruiting and ultimately should sign on National Signing Day in December.