Washington State completed the trifecta by offering Anaheim (Calif.) Servite 2018 athlete Amon-Ra St. Brown on Thursday as Dennis Simmons was at the school on Thursday checking in on Amon-Ra's older brothers, Equanimeous and Osiris. The Cougars have already offered Equanimous, a four-star receiver, a Osiris, a top prospect in the 2017 class.
Utah has also offered the three brothers and Equanimeous recently took a visit out to Utah. Last summer, Equanimeous, who is cousins with Washington State linebacker Greg Hoyd, unofficially visited Washington State with the Cougars' freshman linebacker.
Currently, Equanimeous holds no favorites and is open to all suitors, having already taken visits to Notre Dame and Utah. WSU still has Equanimeous as one of their top prospects and would love to get him on campus for another visit, but there have been no plans as of now to do that. I'll touch base with him later today to see how the visit with Simmons went.
Utah has also offered the three brothers and Equanimeous recently took a visit out to Utah. Last summer, Equanimeous, who is cousins with Washington State linebacker Greg Hoyd, unofficially visited Washington State with the Cougars' freshman linebacker.
Currently, Equanimeous holds no favorites and is open to all suitors, having already taken visits to Notre Dame and Utah. WSU still has Equanimeous as one of their top prospects and would love to get him on campus for another visit, but there have been no plans as of now to do that. I'll touch base with him later today to see how the visit with Simmons went.
