Tuesdays with Gorney: Ten biggest pledges from the weekend
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There were 33 Power 4 dedications on Saturday and Sunday as the hugely hectic month of June started, with many more dripping in Monday as players returned home from visits.Advertisement In today
‘s Tuesdays With Gorney, Competitors nationwide recruiting director Adam Gorney highlights 10 of the most important pledges over the weekend.RECRUITING RUMOR MILL: June starts with a bang |
Baltimore|Detroit NEW RIVALS250 RELEASED: Ranking|Top stories|Ten prospects who could rise with a big June CLASS OF 2026 RANKINGS: Rivals250|Group|Position|State CLASS OF 2027 RANKINGS: Rivals250|Group|Position|State TRANSFER PORTAL: Full coverage|Player ranking|Team ranking|Transfer search|Transfer Tracker COMPETITORS CAMP SERIES: Competitors First-class heading back to Indy|Rivals Five-Star roster|Schedule/info MATAALI BENJAMIN-Minnesota Only a few months back at the Competitors Camp Series drop in Los Angeles, Benjamin had Arkansas, Nebraska and Utah as his three front-runners with Oklahoma State likewise in the mix. Nary a word was mentioned about Minnesota.Advertisement But the Golden Gophers do excellent with players like Benjamin– huge offending linemen who can use some tweaking and some weight on them to become even much better players.At 6-foot-8 and 314 pounds, the three-star offending lineman
from Lehi(Utah
)Skyridge is filled with potential that could be tapped within the Minnesota program.SHARE YOUR IDEAS WITH MINNESOTA FANS AT THEGOPHERREPORT.COM G’NIVRE CARR- Florida A couple of weeks back
at Bradenton (Fla.)IMG Academy, Carr told Competitors nationwide recruiting expert John Garcia Jr. that he wished to take his recruitment to December which he wasn’t in a rush to make a decision.Advertisement Over the weekend, he devoted to Florida on his opening official visit of the month as the Gators beat out Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee, Colorado and lots of others.It might get interesting if Carr decides to take his other trips however the Gators landed an effective interior offensive lineman who will assist in Gainesville.SHARE YOUR IDEAS WITH FLORIDA FANS AT 1ST AND 10 FLORIDA GAVIN DAY-Washington A few months back, USC had ended up being a competitor for Day after it provided the four-star security from Las Vegas(Nev. )Faith Lutheran. Arizona, Iowa, Texas A&M and numerous others were involved however Washington became the main competitor prior to his visit.Advertisement There was some chatter that if things went well in Seattle, he would devote and that’s exactly what happened.Day could be among the
next big protective backs in a long line that have played for the Huskies.SHARE YOUR
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FANS AT DAWGREPORT.COM TYLER DUELL- Rutgers The Pennsylvania state rankings are packed at the top with elite offending linemen however Duell need to not be neglected as the four-star from West Chester(Pa.)West Chester East devoted to Rutgers over Cincinnati, Kentucky
, Pittsburgh and others over the weekend.At 6-foot-6 and 290 pounds, Duell can push individuals around and he likewise has terrific athleticism to get to the second level.Advertisement SHARE YOUR THOUGHTS WITH RUTGERS FANS AT THEKNIGHTREPORT.COM ELISHA FAAMATUANIU-Cal Arizona State was a major early competitor but Cal continued to pursue the Murrieta(Calif.)Murrieta Valley high three-star offensive lineman and his connection to place coach Famika Anae was a huge selling point in his weekend dedication to the Golden Bears.Faamatuaniu stepped up his game in a huge way at the current Competitors Camp Series in Los Angeles and he has position adaptability so he can be utilized all
over in Berkeley.SHARE YOUR IDEAS WITH CAL FANS AT GOLDENBEARREPORT.COM DOMINIC HARRIS -Washington Fresh off a see to Auburn that went truly well and
with Oregon, Arizona and UNLV making a serious push for the versatile high three-star offensive
deal with from Las Vegas (Nev.)Clark, Harris committed to Washington during his weekend trip.Advertisement The Huskies were constantly in the forefront of his recruitment but it was expected he might take more gos to before choosing. Harris is huge at 6-foot-7 and 320 pounds, but it would not be a shock if he played inside.CARTER LUCKIE -Georgia His sibling, Lawson, plays
at Georgia. His dad and two uncles bet Georgia. It constantlyfelt inevitable that the four-star protective end from Norcross, Ga., would wind up betting the Bulldogs and his commitment
took place over the weekend on yet another journey to Athens.Luckie was simply on school for
the current Scavenger Hunt and his relationship with position coach Tray Scott was huge as well.Advertisement SHARE YOUR THOUGHTS WITH GEORGIA FANS AT UGASPORTS.COM DANIEL MCMORRIS -Minnesota In spite of being from Norman (Okla.)North, Oklahoma never ever used McMorris as the long-time Minnesota lean picked the Golden Gophers over Oregon State, Tulsa, Kansas
State and Iowa State over the weekend.There are some qualities here that we love as McMorris is 6-foot-6 and 270 pounds so he’s not totally completed yet, plus he has truly long arms. All that need to bode well in the coming years.TYRELL SIMPSON-Rutgers His daddy dipped into Maryland and his sibling went to Duke however neither program wound up using the high three-star offending lineman from Leland( N.C.)North Brunswick. That is to Rutgers’gain as his relationship with the training personnel there played a big role in his dedication as the Scarlet Knights loaded up over the weekend
with six pledges.Advertisement SHARE YOUR THOUGHTS WITH RUTGERS FANS AT THEKNIGHTREPORT.COM PRINCE TAVIZON-Oregon A couple weeks ago at the Long Beach Millikan Tournament of
Champions, Tavizon
was not hiding his favorites: Oregon was the front-runner and
the Ducks would be difficult to beat
and then there was also major interest in USC.But the 2027 four-star from San Diego(Calif. )Lincoln was constantly leaning toward the Ducks and on his weekend see, he committed.As an edge rusher or a linebacker, Tavizon brings a ton of versatility to that defense.SHARE YOUR THOUGHTS WITH OREGON FANS AT DUCKSPORTSAUTHORITY.COM