After a three month dry spell, the Bears added their 10th commitment of their '22 class in 6-5/210 College of San Mateo WR Mason Starling on his official visit today. Mason is one of a host of official visits on the last recruiting weekend of the ‘22 class early signing period.
As a soph, Starling had 43 catches for 706 yards and 13 touchdowns in 10 games, helpig lead CSM to the NorCal JC championships this season, falling to CCSF.
The athletic and rangy receiver should nicely slot in for departing senior receiver Trevon Clark, adding the length at receiver the Bears are always looking for outside.
Starling joins ‘22 receiver Jaiven Plummer in the the Bears expected two receiver class. He will be an early enrollee in January and participate in spring ball.
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Hitch on the get off or no, this guy looks better than an 81.5. We'll see if the hitch (that's all it is) can be corrected - would make him even better.Cal Strong! said:
Cal Strong thinks he has talent. But he very raw. Starling no know how to start running forward off the line of scrimmage.
Every single play on that tape, Starling either does a stutter step or puts his weight backwards on his rear foot before he starts running forward. This a natural thing for most of us. But at high levels of athletics, it is detrimental to first move backwards when your goal is to move forward. It is inefficient and wasted energy. It gives the DB an extra half a step on you.
