Jeovanni Henley

Two commits and four uncommitted recruits highlight this weekend's official visits

A pair of new commitments and lots of good reviews from last weekend's highly-talented official visitors

It was a good weekend for the Bears wtih the commitments of Demare Dezeurn and Jeovanni Henley Cal got a third commitment though it's not public and feels really good about a fourth player who was on the trip.I like where the Bears sit with the two big OL - DaJohn Yarborough and Isaiah Bertola. Trend lines are positive. I doubt Bertola visits BYU and he likely makes a public commitment in the near future. Yarborough still has visits slated at Florida State and UW, the latter being the primary competitor with Cal. Will be interesting to see if he takes those visits or not. I wouldn't be surprised to see him cancel the Seminoles visit at a minimumBrayton Feister is a player whose recruitment likely comes down to Oregon (who he visits on the 19th of this month) and Cal. The Bears are pushing the opportunity for early playing time in Berkeley. If that's important to him, Cal has a real shot here. That said, the Ducks have to be viewed as the favoriteEli Woodard had a great visit, and while he plans to visit UCLA on the 19th, this feels like a two horse race between Miami and Cal. Miami is likely to back up the Brinks truck for him on NIL. Unless the financial disparity is too big to overcome, I like the Bears chances hereSam LeJeune headed to UW shortly after leaving Berkeley on his West Coast swing and then returns to the South to visit Florida State. He loved Cal and the Bears have likely moved into the drivers seat for the DLJason Johnson still has visits set with LSU and Texas and came to Berkeley last weekend with SMU a very serious contender for his services. The Bears have put themselves near or at the top though the Austin and Baton Rouge visits could change things. This one is hard to predictsUhila Wolfgramm is down to OU and Cal. The Bears are likely the underdog at this point but it's not over