Seems like the last one @ 247$ports.com had Cal @ #62/8th (P12). Doesn't count adding Klonaras and South, the Special K boys, cuz they seemed to arrive at Cal hours apart. Assuming a top 50 ranking is at hand, I'm tipping my hat at the job Fox and staff have done recruiting considering the dumpster fire of a program they inherited.

For a first recruiting class at Cal and considering he didn't come on board until the end of March, Fox has pleasantly surprised on the recruiting front IMO. Retaining Brown was huge, and South seems (at least on paper) as good as any grad transfer I can recall us landing. The international guys didn't have as much recruiting competition, but also seem like nice finds.

Fox has done pretty well in filling out the roster, much better than the last 2 coaches. Monty's saving grace was Jorge, who turned into the conference POY as a senior.

In contrast, Oregon currently only has 6 players on their roster for next season. They've had 3 players leave for the NBA Draft (Bol, King, and Wooten), had 2 guys disgruntled with playing time transfer out (Bailey and Norris), and they have a recruit going on a Mormon Mission (Johnson). Things need to go extremely well for them to get to 10 scholarship players. They are in the mix for a couple of grad transfers and are trying to get some highly-rated 2020 recruits to reclassify, but the odds of every potential option going in their favor can't be all that high.

Ccajon2 said:

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Seems like the last one @ 247$ports.com had Cal @ #62/8th (P12). Doesn't count adding Klonaras and South, the Special K boys, cuz they seemed to arrive at Cal hours apart. Assuming a top 50 ranking is at hand, I'm tipping my hat at the job Fox and staff have done recruiting considering the dumpster fire of a program they inherited.

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The roster is in much better shape than I feared. After the portal submissions, I was not sure how many scholarship players the Bears would have in the fall.