Three Arizona Wildcat Commits Take Official Visits

Coming off a 10-win regular season and a Fiesta Bowl bid, the Arizona Wildcats have plenty to look forward to. There’s a lot of youth on both sides of the ball, with an influx of young talent arriving next semester including Jordan Morgan, Sharif Williams and Paul Magloire.

The three all made their way to Tucson this weekend for their official visits, preparing for the 2015 season. Grey-shirt Jordan Morgan comes in as a 6-3, 190 pound 3-star receiver from Southridge High School (Beaverton, Oregon). Also in the mix is the truth Sharif Williams, a 6-2 315 pound defensive tackle out of Central East High School (Fresno, California). There’s also top-20 JUCO safety Paul Magloire, the Arizona Community College College Athletic Conference Defensive Player of the Year, out of Arizona Western College.

Arizona has a slew of weapons at receiver, but Morgan shows great speed and hands, very similar to 6-3 junior receiver Trey Griffey. Anu Solomon is going to have another strong core of receivers next year including Cayleb Jones, Samajie Grant, Nate Phillips, DaVonte Neal, Tyrell Johnson, Trey Griffey and now Morgan. His highlights are below, enjoy.

Williams comes in at a good time with ability to bolster the defensive line with his size. The front six for Arizona will be anchored by Bednarik, Lombardi and Nagurski winner Scooby Wright. With the infusion of redshirt freshmen talent Marcus Griffin and hopefully the 100 percent health of Jamardre Cobb and Marquis Ware, this Arizona defense can continue improving. In his highlights below, he’s playing left guard, but it still gives you an idea as to how big he really is.

Adding to the defense is Magloire, who has the chance to have a huge impact this upcoming year. With Jourdan Grandon, Jared Tevis, Tra’Mayne Bondurant and Jonathan McKnight all leaving, Magloire can come in and make plays immediately. For more on Magloire, check out the last feature on him

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The three will come in together to officially begin what should be illustrious careers at The University of Arizona.