<em>With the release of the updated CA 2022 rankings, here’s an in-depth analysis of several new prospects making the list. </em>
<strong>[player_tooltip player_id="186970" first="Tyson" last="Molio’o"], OL, St. John Bosco</strong>
The 6’4” 300 lb. Molio’o is a strong and mobile interior offensive lineman. He’s a plus athlete at his size moving his feet well and easily getting to the second level or perimeter. Flashes good ability as a trapping and pulling guard. He’s a violent finisher that shows a strong base with good balance and leverage at the POA. Fundamentally sound, he uses his hands effectively bringing a powerful initial punch then latching on to sustain his block. His recruiting has steadily been on the rise since May with Idaho St. being the first to offer then Mountain West schools San Jose St., Boise St., and UNLV have followed.
<strong>[player_tooltip player_id="186978" first="Christoph" last="Horton"], TE, Napa</strong>
The New Mexico commit has the length of a TE at 6’4” with the athleticism/mobility of a wide out. At 205 lbs. he has the frame and build to add weight in a college program without sacrificing those natural movement skills. He can create separation and slip by coverage using his speed then does a great job using his body to box out defenders and maintain a throwing lane. Soft and confident hands, he tracks the ball well and can snatch the ball out of the air without letting it get into his body. Lines up for his HS team mostly on the outside but has shown good strength and ability as blocker. One to watch entering his senior year following in the footsteps of top ranked TE recruit [player_tooltip player_id="25030" first="Brock" last="Bowers"] who is now at Georgia.
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<strong>[player_tooltip player_id="142016" first="Jackson" last="Holt"], QB, Oakdale</strong>
A lot to like about Holt at the QB position starting off with his ideal size and length at 6’5” 215 lbs. At Oakdale he plays in an offense built around the running game but has continuously shown he’s capable of being a D1 QB. Good arm talent, he has a smooth over the top release with the arm strength and accuracy to hit his spots at all three levels. Like his ability to throw on the run while maneuvering around the pocket and avoiding pressure when needed. In addition to his strong physical skillset, he possesses great intangibles and a high football IQ. Shows he can read a coverage, go through his progression, and make smart decisions with the football while also being aggressive and stretching the defense vertically. Holds an Ivy League offer from Yale but could pop as a senior.
<strong>[player_tooltip player_id="186980" first="Jack" last="Quigley"], QB, San Ramon</strong>
Quigley is one of the more underrecruited prospects in the Bay Area given his talent and ability. He’s a natural at the QB position with a great instincts and feel for the game. A gifted passer with a smooth effortless throwing motion, he shows good anticipation and timing from inside the pocket. Love his ability to create/improvise when protection breaks down showing he’s able to throw off different platforms while stepping up in the pocket or escaping pressure. Has the arm strength and accuracy to make all the throws and mixes up velocities well to deliver a catchable ball. Picked up an offer from FCS William and Mary but has great tools to build on as he develops.
<strong>[player_tooltip player_id="186983" first="Jayden" last="Davis"], WR, Bullard</strong>
Davis’ recruitment got hot this summer picking up four offers including Eastern Washington, Northern Arizona, and Sacramento State before committing to Fresno State just last week. He’s an impressive athlete using his speed, quickness, and lateral agility to create separation and make big plays after the catch. He’s fluid with his movement as a route runner, showing good hip level transition and burst in/out of his breaks. Strong and confident hands, he attacks the ball in the air with good extension and body control. Love his ability to impact the game in all three phases as a high schooler.
<strong>[player_tooltip player_id="186984" first="Jaxson" last="Miner"], QB, Golden Valley<img class=" wp-image-24524 alignright" src="https://prephoops-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/redzone/uploads/2020/06/Generic-Featured-Image-5.jpg" alt="" width="231" height="144" /></strong>
Performed extremely well in the short spring season showing his efficiency and playmaking ability as a passer. He’s a plus athlete with good feet and pocket mobility to avoid pressure and throw on the run. Good all-around mechanics, he’s precise with his footwork and throwing motion showing a quick and compact release with plus arm strength. Does a great job making quick, decisive, and smart reads and getting the ball out on time. Good demeanor and intangibles, he’s confident and shows good leadership/command of the offense. Offered by Colorado State in May, he has the ability to pick up more recruiting attention this season.
<strong>[player_tooltip player_id="186986" first="Tywon" last="Mitchell"], TE, Western</strong>
Strong and well-built frame at 6’3” 235 lbs. with the versatility to be effective in both the run game and as a pass catcher. Not a burner but possesses functional speed and athleticism to get open and find a hole in the defense. Does a great job creating a throwing lane and presenting himself as a big target for the QB. After the catch, he gets north/south and is extremely tough to tackle given his strength and balance with the ball in his hands. Excellent blocker in the box and in space, he shows good strength and power at the POA with the lateral mobility to match defenders movement and sustain his block. Also plays LB on defense and could transition well to the college level on either side of the ball. Holds an offer from Army but wouldn’t be surprised to see more D1 come in and offer with good senior tape.
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