The Rivals Camp Series made a triumphant return to San Francisco, attracting top prospects from across the West Coast. Here's a breakdown of the key developments from the event, with a focus on the 2027 and 2028 recruits.
Amaziah Siale: UCLA's Rising Star
Amaziah Siale, an offensive lineman from Mission Viejo, California, recently received an offer from UCLA after attending their spring practice. The Bruins are making a strong play for the Hawaii native, who is also considering official visits to Utah and Nebraska. With linebackers coach Roy Manning making a visit, Siale's future remains uncertain, but UCLA is certainly in the running.
Avery Michael's Commitment to Oregon
Avery Michael, an offensive tackle from Turlock, California, has committed to Oregon. Despite receiving spring visits from Cal and Nebraska, Michael's heart belongs to the Ducks. His only official visit will be to Oregon, solidifying his commitment to the team.
Brody Rudnicki's College Decision
Brody Rudnicki, a quarterback from Folsom, California, is weighing his options. He plans to serve a year-long LDS mission and will enroll in 2028. During his spring break, Rudnicki visited several top programs, including BYU, Cal, Oregon, Oregon State, Washington, UCLA, and Utah. His decision will have a significant impact on his future.
Cameron Saunders' College Options
Cameron Saunders, an edge rusher from San Jose's Valley Christian, has received an offer from UCLA. He is also in the process of setting up official visits with Arizona State, Utah, Boise State, and San Diego State. Saunders' versatility and talent make him a highly sought-after recruit.
Carter Hanson's College Pursuit
Carter Hanson, a 2028 Rivals300 running back from Bakersfield's Liberty, was present at Cal's spring game. Hanson is considering offers from ACC, Big Ten, and SEC schools, including Florida State, Illinois, and Texas A&M. His decision will be influenced by his father's alma mater, New Mexico, and consistent communication with Miami.
Damian Anyasodo's College Visits
Damian Anyasodo, an offensive lineman from Stockton's St. Mary's, has a busy schedule. He has four official visits lined up, starting with Utah on June 5, followed by Washington State on June 12. Anyasodo will then visit Sacramento State on June 15 and New Mexico on June 19. He's also planning unofficial visits to Utah, Nevada, and UNLV.
George Tyus' College Focus
George Tyus, an offensive tackle from Antioch, California, is narrowing down his options. He is focusing on Boise State, Cal, Oregon State, Sacramento State, and Washington State. Tyus is in the process of arranging official visits with these schools, ensuring a thorough evaluation of his prospects.
Giovanni Hodge's Commitment to Cal
Giovanni Hodge, a defensive lineman from Sacramento's Grant, has committed to Cal. Hodge plans to visit Berkeley for an official visit on June 11. His coach, Syd'Quan Thompson, is a Cal alum, adding a layer of familiarity to the decision. However, UCLA is also in the running, with an official visit scheduled for June 5.
Jameson Purcell's Commitment to Indiana
Jameson Purcell, a quarterback from Park Ridge, Illinois, committed to Indiana in July 2025. Six months later, he witnessed the Hoosiers' national championship victory. Purcell is set to visit Bloomington for an official visit, coinciding with Little 500 Weekend and the spring game.
Jamie Spurgeon's College Pursuit
Jamie Spurgeon, a tight end from O'Neals, California, is gaining attention. Hawaii has offered him, and he has official visits scheduled to Washington State and Fresno State. Spurgeon's versatility and talent make him a highly sought-after recruit.
Joshua Bunni's College Decision
Joshua Bunni, an offensive lineman from Santa Rosa's Cardinal Newman, was present at Cal's spring game. Cal is in a strong position to secure his commitment, with an official visit scheduled for May 28. Washington State and BYU are also showing interest, making it a competitive race.
Landon Miller's College Options
Landon Miller, a 2028 Rivals300 linebacker from Concord's De La Salle, received an offer from USC after a workout evaluation. He has also been offered by Ohio State and has visited Cal multiple times for spring football. Miller's decision will be influenced by his visit to Oregon in early June.
Prince Staten's College Visits
Prince Staten, a safety from Oakland's McClymonds, has a busy schedule. He has five official visits set up, with Washington State on May 29, UNLV on June 5, Colorado State on June 8, Minnesota on June 10, and UCLA on June 19. Staten's versatility and talent make him a highly sought-after recruit.
Rob Larson's College Decision
Rob Larson, a receiver from Folsom, California, has a well-defined official visit schedule. Vanderbilt will host him on June 4, and Cal will host him on June 11. UCLA is also in the running, with a visit scheduled in May.
Sonisi Maka's College Visits
Sonisi Maka, an edge rusher from Antioch's Deer Valley, has a busy schedule. He has official visits lined up with Washington State on May 29, Sacramento State on June 5, Boise State on June 11, and UNLV on June 19. Maka's decision will be made at the end of June.
Tayaun Lawrence's College Pursuit
Tayaun Lawrence, a 2028 Rivals300 defensive lineman from Las Vegas' Bishop Gorman, recently visited Texas A&M. The Aggies are close to offering him. Lawrence was also present at Cal's spring game, showcasing his versatility and talent.
