SoCal Recruiting Roundup
La Habra defensive back [player_tooltip player_id="25089" first="TJ" last="Patu"] narrowed his list of schools down to four.
Patu held 9 offers and his final four are Colorado, Fresno State, San Jose State and Washington State.
He deflected five passes for the Highlanders last season and played with talented defensive back [player_tooltip player_id="25094" first="Bryce" last="Phillips"], who has since transferred to Orange Lutheran.
At 6-foot-4, 210-pounds, Patu played strong safety for La Habra last season and he is being recruited as an outside linebacker.
https://twitter.com/tj_patu/status/1291844609316753408?s=20
<strong>New lineman at Mater Dei gets offer from Dartmouth</strong>
6-2, 290-pound lineman Terrance Caldwell was offered by Dartmouth Tuesday.
Caldwell spent his high school career at Linfield Christian of Temecula before transferring to Mater Dei for his senior season.
His offers include: Air Force, Cal Lutheran, Lake Erie College, Morehead State, Navy, Northwood University, Saint John’s, University of San Diego, Southwest Minnesota State, and Valparaiso.
He had 19 tackles, three for a loss, half a sack and a hurry for Linfield Christian last year but he is being recruited largely as an interior offensive lineman.
<strong>Lehigh offers Vista Murrieta star</strong>
Vista Murrieta defensive back Jordan Little was offered by Lehigh Wednesday.
Little was First-Team All-Southwestern League last season.
He is a 6-foot 170-pound cornerback who also has a offers from Air Force, Penn and San Diego.
https://twitter.com/JHWreporter/status/1172705405299879936?s=20
<strong>Oceanside lineman adds Division 3 offer</strong>
Eric (Trey) Russell was offered by Puget Sound Wednesday.
Russell had 59 tackles for the Pirates and 9 for a loss. He had four sacks, 11 hurries, two forced fumbles and a fumble recovery.
Puget Sound is the first school to offer the versatile defensive player.
https://twitter.com/TreRussell42/status/1229112840788881410?s=20
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