Committed to USC

*Reclassified to class of 2027

Commitment Date: 3/27/26

27 Offers: USC, Alabama, Arizona, ASU, BYU, Cal, Florida State, Kansas, Miami, Michigan, Nebraska, Ohio State, Oklahoma, Ole Miss, Oregon, Penn State, Texas, UCLA, Utah, Vanderbilt, Washington, SMU, Marshall, Memphis, Notre Dame, Southern Miss, Colorado State

Despite reclassifying from 2028 to 2027 Oliver is still one of the top ranked prospects in the state. He’s a dynamic receiver that checks all the boxes as an explosive playmaker at the P4 level once he gets to USC. He creates easy separation with a mix of tempo changes, burst, and creativity. Wins at the catch point, even against bigger defenders. A home run threat after the catch every time he touches the ball. Took the state by storm in 2025 racking up 92 catches, 1,839 yards, and 29 touchdowns to set a state record in receiving touchdowns.

Committed to USC

*Reclassified to class of 2027

Commitment Date: 3/27/26

27 Offers: USC, Alabama, Arizona, ASU, BYU, Cal, Florida State, Kansas, Miami, Michigan, Nebraska, Ohio State, Oklahoma, Ole Miss, Oregon, Penn State, Texas, UCLA, Utah, Vanderbilt, Washington, SMU, Marshall, Memphis, Notre Dame, Southern Miss, Colorado State

Committed to USC

*Reclassified to class of 2027

Commitment Date: 3/27/26

27 Offers: USC, Alabama, Arizona, ASU, BYU, Cal, Florida State, Kansas, Miami, Michigan, Nebraska, Ohio State, Oklahoma, Ole Miss, Oregon, Penn State, Texas, UCLA, Utah, Vanderbilt, Washington, SMU, Marshall, Memphis, Notre Dame, Southern Miss, Colorado State

Committed to USC

*Reclassified to class of 2027

Commitment Date: 3/27/26

27 Offers: USC, Alabama, Arizona, ASU, BYU, Cal, Florida State, Kansas, Miami, Michigan, Nebraska, Ohio State, Oklahoma, Ole Miss, Oregon, Penn State, Texas, UCLA, Utah, Vanderbilt, Washington, SMU, Marshall, Memphis, Notre Dame, Southern Miss, Colorado State

Oliver also maintains his #2 spot in the updated PRZ state rankings and is fighting for #1. The standout WR finished the 2025 season with 92 catches, 1,839 yards, and 29 touchdowns. Was voted Gatorade Player of the Year for Arizona and an All-American from several top media outlets including Maxpreps, Rivals, Sporting News, and Sports Illustrated.

I truly think we are witnessing one of the most special skill players that will ever come out of AZ here with this explosive Sophomore. A crafty, well polished receiver with the ability to dominant at all 3 levels of the field. He flashes quick, active feet and does a great job setting up his routes with an explosive burst at the top of the route. Soft, natural hands with the ability to extend past his radius and snag anything within his vicinity. Oliver is elite after the catch with excellent top end speed, twitch, change of direction, and does all of these swiftly. Excellent positional IQ and spatial awareness to recognize zone coverage and sit in open zones, while also knowing when to look for the ball- contributing to his tracking ability. He scored in every game he played in with the exception being Cesar Chavez, where the starters were removed early in a 63-0 blowout. Oliver finished the year with 92 receptions for 1,839 yards and 29 TD’s, and currently holds 18 offers. A national level recruit that already looks to be a sure difference maker at the P4 level, and still has 2 more years to go.

Oliver is the breakout player of the year so far this season totaling 27 touchdowns with 25 of them being through the air. Has been unguardable against top level competition showcasing elite natural ability, advanced route running, and game breaking speed after the catch. His ability to separate, track the ball, and finish plays has made him a matchup nightmare for opposing defense. Already the top-ranked player in his class and a national-level recruit, Oliver’s production and polish have firmly established him as one of the premier wideouts in the country.

Roye Oliver III went from a “remember-the-name” freshman to THE name in Arizona football this fall, on pace for one of the most productive receiving seasons the state’s ever seen.

He’s a polished route-runner with rare body control and absurd hand strength. Every rep shows next-level maturity — he beats press, tracks deep balls effortlessly, and plays with the confidence and composure of a future Power Four star.

Oliver is a national recruit and an elite WR in the 2028 class. He leads the state in receiving with 1,106 yards and 23 touchdowns on just 52 receptions. A true playmaker, he combines elite speed and burst off the line with the ability to track the ball in stride, consistently creating separation even against top-tier defensive backs. His hands are reliable in traffic, showing the concentration and body control necessary to make contested catches. Beyond his physical gifts, he displays advanced route-running and field awareness, often finding soft spots in coverage and turning short passes into explosive gains. The fact that he already holds 17 Division I offers is a testament to his national reputation and upside. With his rare blend of size, athleticism, and football IQ, he projects as a dynamic playmaker at the next level, capable of impacting any offense as a true game-changer.