Despite being a few weeks in to the regular season, athlete Cedric Dozier (Lakewood, Wash./Lakes) said he's still no closer to narrowing his list than he was last spring.Dozier is one of the most versatile players in the West and could play as many as three or even four positions in college. He has always preferred receiver but is being recruited equally as hard at safety or corner."I always though I preferred offense but now, I'm not even sure about that any more," Dozier said. "I've gotten calls this month from Arizona, Arizona State, Cal, Washington and Oregon. I think there could be a few more but that's I can remember right now."I want to take my trips but right now, my main focus is on our season. So far, we're doing really well, blowing teams out, which is good and bad. We're beating teams by like 50 points so I've barely played in the second half of games. At the same time, I know it's a blessing to be on a good team so I'm thankful."Bruce's recruitment ready to take off
Dalis Bruce (Bellflower, Calif./St. John Bosco) is off to a great start to his senior season, making a major impact on both sides of the ball.Bruce transferred from Danville (Calif.) Monte Vista, where he had started since his sophomore year. He combines with elite receiver prospect Bryce Treggs to give the Braves two of the top playmakers in the state. In two games this season, Bruce has 12 catches for 133 yards and two touchdowns. He has also been a lockdown corner on the defensive side of the ball. Bruce has BCS offers from Colorado and Oregon State but could be close to landing several more."Wisconsin, Nevada, UCLA, Cal, Arizona State and Arizona have all contacted us this week," said David Bruce, Dalis' father. "Cal wants to review more film on Dalis next week but it sounds like they want to offer him as an athlete. Utah said they would like to offer Dalis as a corner."Nevada has seen enough and is just waiting on a transcript before they offer. Wisconsin called and said they want to offer as a receiver next week after getting his film. UCLA and ASU both will be out to see him and Arizona likes him a lot as an athlete right now as well."