247sports has a free article on the remaining 6 uncommitted QBs from their top 20.
Stanford is still in the running for MJ Morris. The article states that Morris--who missed his junior season because of injury--will visit campuses after he finishes playing high school baseball. Competitors for MJ's commitment include Florida State, Arkansas, Stanford, Nebraska, NC State and Georgia Tech.
Stanford was also mentioned in the paragraph on Braden Davis, along with West Virginia, Duke, Rutgers and Michigan State.
Amongst our conference brethren and Notre Dame, the following schools have commitments from QBs:
Oregon, #16 nationally ranked QB according to the 247sports composite ranking
Cal, #18
USC, #21
ND, #24
Utah, #48
WSU, #49
For what it's worth, Morris is ranked #10 and Davis #13.
Stanford is still in the running for MJ Morris. The article states that Morris--who missed his junior season because of injury--will visit campuses after he finishes playing high school baseball. Competitors for MJ's commitment include Florida State, Arkansas, Stanford, Nebraska, NC State and Georgia Tech.
Stanford was also mentioned in the paragraph on Braden Davis, along with West Virginia, Duke, Rutgers and Michigan State.
Amongst our conference brethren and Notre Dame, the following schools have commitments from QBs:
Oregon, #16 nationally ranked QB according to the 247sports composite ranking
Cal, #18
USC, #21
ND, #24
Utah, #48
WSU, #49
For what it's worth, Morris is ranked #10 and Davis #13.
If there's one thing people have learned in Berkeley, it's that you can't put "Cal football" and "Rose Bowl" in the same sentence. The words just don't fit. You'd be better off linking "covered wagons" with "Mars travel." (Bruce Jenkins, Cal '70, SF Chronicle, Nov. 11, 2017)