Link: https://washingtonstate.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=1716257

Link: https://washingtonstate.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=1716190

Los Angeles (Calif.) Salesian linebacker Kyahva Tezino has committed to Washington State.

...my question is after basically getting shoved out the door from an NFL team, is his passion going to be their at the college ranks again? $8M, or so, a year in the magic number....

Harbaugh

11-12-11 turns into 11 recruits in eleven days.

Two Samoan's! A little Papa Joe goes a loooong way!

Logan Tago LB that has turned down ewe, among others.

And Amosa Sakaria, OL.

Both are 2stars but I'd wager being from Pago Pago, evaluation could easily change! These coaches have been crazy busy...

IF YOU BUILD IT..........THEY WLL COME
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This post was edited on 12/16 4:53 PM by Whitworth-Coug

All look like great pick ups but I have to admit I think they all know who the DC will be and are locking in their spots. Otherwise how do you explain a defensive recruit committing when he doesn't know who the coach is? This news must be coming forth any day now.

Playing catch up here. Sorry about the delay.

Link: https://washingtonstate.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=1715248

How are able to sign tomorrow?

who's all pictured besides the two new verbals?

Link: https://washingtonstate.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=1716181

Riverside (Calif.) C.C. defensive end DeVante Wilson has flipped commitments from Washington State to California. The three-star officially visited the Golden Bears this weekend.

3 Star LB Eddie Rudinski verbals to WSU

Typically, the Washington State football Twitter account tweets out "It's a great day to be a WSU Coug!!! #GoCougs" when the program lands a new verbal commitment. However, programs also like to keep commitments silent for various reasons, which brings me to some interesting news I heard this evening.

I'm told that Washington State hosted two additional visitors this weekend, bringing the total number of visitors to five. I'm also told the two prospects, who each hold several big offers, committed to Washington State. For whatever reason, though, the staff didn't send out the commitment tweet and I haven't been able to immediately confirm it with either prospect, so I'm holding off on naming those two players until I can gather more information.

Pretty exciting stuff for WSU fans, however. I should have more on this tomorrow, so stay tuned.

This post was edited on 12/16 10:02 AM by Britton Ransford

According to Brandon Smart of FH100 Recruiting, City College of San Francisco (Calif.) safety Shalom Luani has flipped from Oregon State to Washington State. The 6-foot-1, 200-pound safety also held an offer from Illinois with interest from Washington and USC.

(This isn't one of the possible silent commits I was talking about last night. Luani visited for the Apple Cup.)


This post was edited on 12/16 9:51 AM by Britton Ransford

Per that other site.

Had just posted something in the other thread about filling out the secondary will plug ins from the JC's.

(edit: looks like Britton posted it in the War Room a few min ago).


This post was edited on 12/16 9:24 AM by CrimsonWazzu

So my initial thought was, "Wow, have we recruited with emphasis on the D side." Then I started looking at the numbers.

11 recruits so far are on the Dark Side.

8 (including the Kicker) are on O.

From the numbers I've looked at, we have 4 more schollies to give out. So we could easily pick up a couple more WR's or OL… Don't know if we will, whom the higher "targets" are but just saying perspective is everything.

We are in DIRE need of an improved D and they've recruited to such… but not so much as to ignore the O. When looking back, it isn't like we were ignoring the D side, either… Just seems perspective.

So nothing REALLY to say, just what I've notices...

How is the WR From Clem classified? Is he counted as a recruit in this class? Also, what the heck ever happened with Canty?

Three-star defensive tackle Dillon Faamatau from Norwalk (Calif.) has committed to Washington State.

Kid looks like he has the frame to be a boss. Pretty good range and coordination with his arms. This is great news.

According to Rivals' Mike Farrell on Twitter, Washington State is third in the running for Washington (D.C.) Gonzaga cornerback Marcus Lewis, who officially visited Kentucky last weekend. The Wildcats, according to this tweet from Farrell, are in the lead for the No. 6 cornerback in the country with Miami in second and the Cougars rounding out his top three heading into the dead period.

....sitting on pins and needles!!!

According to his Twitter account, Washington State has offered 2016 Auburn (Calif.) Placer offensive tackle Jacob Capra. The 6-foot-5, 265-pound offensive lineman is rated three-stars by Rivals and the No. 20 offensive tackle prospect in the 2016 class.

In addition to Washington State, Capra holds offers from California, San Jose State and Utah. Capra's older brother, Johnny, is currently committed to California. The brothers are being recruited by Clay McGuire.

Riverside (Calif.) C.C. receiver Isaac Whitney visited West Virginia last week, one week after taking an official visit to USC. He was previously planning on visiting Washington State several times, but the 6-foot-4, 195-pound outside receiver never did trip to the Palouse.

However, Whitney tells Rivals.com's Blair Angulo following his visit to Morgantown that the Cougars are still in his final three despite not visiting. I don't expect Whitney to land at Washington State, though he gave Angulo a few quotes on his WSU interest.

"I wold go to West Virginia because of the situation there," he said. "Kevin White is leaving and playing time would be available. That would be wide open. It's kind of the same thing with Washington State. They throw the ball so much that it means a lot of touches and yards for receivers like me. Playing in coach [Mike] Leach's system would be idea.

"And with USC, it would probably be a good fit for me because I have family in L.A. and I have a good relationship with coach [Tee] Martin."


Prior to his visit to West Virginia, USC appeared to be the favorite to land Whitney, who called the Trojans his dream school. West Virginia, though, looks like they have made up some ground for the three-star receiver. The Cougars are an obvious darkhorse, though having a couple teammates committed up there and familiarity with the program could make the Cougars a surprise pick.

He'll announce on Thursday. Here's the story: https://washingtonstate.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=1715594