After impressive showings at The Opening and GridIron Kings, Fresno (Calif.) Washington Union WR Deontay Greenberry, who is No. 147 in the ESPNU 150, has proven to be one of the top prospects in the country. The Notre Dame commit excelled this past spring at safety, linebacker and, most notably, receiver and despite his commitment, will take all five of his official visits."I'm very solid in my commitment but my plan was to always take my five visits," Greenberry said. "Of course I'm going to visit Notre Dame and my other four visits will be Alabama, Miami, Oregon and Arizona and all have offered. Things have really picked up for me in the last month and I have almost 30 offers right now so things are good."Greenberry said he'll be joined by his cousin and fellow Irish commit Tee Shepard (Fresno, Calif./Central) on all of his official visits. The two are close to inseparable and there is even talk the corner could transfer from Central to Washington Union for the fall season."We're definitely going to college together," Greenberry said. "That has been our dream for as long as we can remember. We're excited about going to Notre Dame and these big 7 on 7 events have given us a chance to hang out with some other guys going to Notre Dame as well. We're building a great recruiting class and I can't wait to get there and make an early impact."Dozier staying open
Lakewood (Wash.) Lakes two-way standout Cedric Dozier is one of the top athletes in the West region. He shined at The Opening playing safety and receiver and was one of the few players in the event to see action on both sides of the ball."That's how I like it," Dozier said. "I'm used to never leaving the field since I play quarterback and defensive back at Lakes. Schools are recruiting me as an athlete and even though I prefer offense, I'm comfortable on defense too and I'll play wherever needed."My most recent offer is from Arizona and they like me for defensive back, corner or safety. I'm definitely interested in them as I'm wide open right now and interested in everyone. I know a lot of people are saying I'm a lock to stay in-state and play for Washington but anyone who knows me will tell you that I'm wide open and don't have any favorites."The offer from the Cats joins previous offers from Arizona State, Cal, Colorado, Oregon, Oregon State, Vandy and Washington. Dozier indicated he'll take all his official visits before making his decision.