We could very easily be adding to this the next little bit, but here are some notes from the camp:
-The Utes handed out four offers today: Blake Freeland, Sione Vaki, Raleek Brown, and another local kid that will likely go public with the offer soon.
Freeland (2019) is a BYU commit, offered as a OT, and will be a missionary
Vaki (2019) was offered as a safety. He recently tripped USC and got an offer.
Brown (2022) was the star of the camp, lining up at WR. He'll be attending Orem for 2018. He has offers already from USC, ASU, and now Utah
-The Bingham Three: These guys were no-shows, but there's not a lot of concern there. In fact the belief is growing stronger that the Utes can land all three.
-The battle of the camp: Siaki Ika vs. Logan Sagapolu
Andrew noted this earlier, but Ika was thoroughly dominated by Sagapolu in the DL vs. OL battles. Therefore it's safe to say that Sagapolu was the other star of the camp.
-There was a prospect that was there with no big-time offers and I'm hearing the Utes like what they see, enough that our sources don't want the name out. They'll continue to evaluate him early into the season before very likely offering.
-In regards to that long conversation Nacua had with Holliday, sources tell us that Puka told him USC isn't a sure thing and that it's a long ways to go. We'll see if that's just Puka being polite or not.
-Noah Sewell (2020) was also there and moves really well for his size, but his future might be on the DL, not LB.
-The Utes handed out four offers today: Blake Freeland, Sione Vaki, Raleek Brown, and another local kid that will likely go public with the offer soon.
Freeland (2019) is a BYU commit, offered as a OT, and will be a missionary
Vaki (2019) was offered as a safety. He recently tripped USC and got an offer.
Brown (2022) was the star of the camp, lining up at WR. He'll be attending Orem for 2018. He has offers already from USC, ASU, and now Utah
-The Bingham Three: These guys were no-shows, but there's not a lot of concern there. In fact the belief is growing stronger that the Utes can land all three.
-The battle of the camp: Siaki Ika vs. Logan Sagapolu
Andrew noted this earlier, but Ika was thoroughly dominated by Sagapolu in the DL vs. OL battles. Therefore it's safe to say that Sagapolu was the other star of the camp.
-There was a prospect that was there with no big-time offers and I'm hearing the Utes like what they see, enough that our sources don't want the name out. They'll continue to evaluate him early into the season before very likely offering.
-In regards to that long conversation Nacua had with Holliday, sources tell us that Puka told him USC isn't a sure thing and that it's a long ways to go. We'll see if that's just Puka being polite or not.
-Noah Sewell (2020) was also there and moves really well for his size, but his future might be on the DL, not LB.
