[old spanish trail]

This thread started as transfer portal exits. Maybe folks aren't looking for transfers in here? Just a guess.

I'm checking this thread for names of both exits and incoming transfers - in re the latter, besides their initial recruiting offer lists, I just hadn't been able to find too much info online on either of the admits mentioned here (# of starts, strengths, weaknesses, etc) based on their play at their former schools to be able to offer anything.

on Neal

Stanford landed Neal's commitment over transfer offers from Cincinnati, Kansas State, Nebraska, Northwestern, Virginia, West Virginia, Washington State and Utah State. 

Neal spent four seasons at Fresno State and has one year of eligibility remaining. He saw his most action yet during the 2024 season, starting four games and playing in all 12. The 6-foot-2 and 200-pound corner finished with 35 tackles, 2 interceptions, 1 sack, and 5 pass deflections. 

In 2023, Neal played in 11 games with 9 tackles - 6 of which came in the Bulldogs' New Mexico Bowl victory. Neal redshirted in 2021 with a total of seven games played over his first two years.

https://247sports.com/college/transfer-p...242408528/

on Ruffins

NEVADA CAREERRS FRESHMAN (2024): Named Mountain West Freshman of the Week after his performance in the opener against SMU (Aug. 24) ... Appeared in 11 games, making nine starts at guard ... Missed two games due to injury.

FRESHMAN (2023): Appeared in four games, utilizing his redshirt ... Made two starts, at Utah State (Nov. 11) and at Colorado State (Nov. 18).

HIGH SCHOOL CAREER
Three-star recruit as ranked by 247Sports and Rivals … Played on both offensive and defensive lines at Long Beach Poly during his varsity career … Participated in both the All-American Bowl and the Polynesian Bowl as part of prep showcases … Named to All-CIF Southern Section Division I Team on the offensive line as a senior (2022) … Three-time All-Moore League selection … Selection to the Long Beach Press-Telegram Dream Team … Long Beach Poly went 10-1 overall and won the Moore league title at 7-0 in 2022 … Helped lead the Jackrabbits to the CIF-SS Division IV title in 2021.

https://nevadawolfpack.com/sports/footba...fins/11476

Definitely a keeper. Was he on Calif 100 list?

[old spanish trail]

This thread started as transfer portal exits. Maybe folks aren't looking for transfers in here? Just a guess.

I'm checking this thread for names of both exits and incoming transfers - in re the latter, besides their initial recruiting offer lists, I just hadn't been able to find too much info online on either of the admits mentioned here (# of starts, strengths, weaknesses, etc) based on their play at their former schools to be able to offer anything.

on Neal

Stanford landed Neal's commitment over transfer offers from Cincinnati, Kansas State, Nebraska, Northwestern, Virginia, West Virginia, Washington State and Utah State. 

Neal spent four seasons at Fresno State and has one year of eligibility remaining. He saw his most action yet during the 2024 season, starting four games and playing in all 12. The 6-foot-2 and 200-pound corner finished with 35 tackles, 2 interceptions, 1 sack, and 5 pass deflections. 

In 2023, Neal played in 11 games with 9 tackles - 6 of which came in the Bulldogs' New Mexico Bowl victory. Neal redshirted in 2021 with a total of seven games played over his first two years.

https://247sports.com/college/transfer-p...242408528/

on Ruffins

NEVADA CAREERRS FRESHMAN (2024): Named Mountain West Freshman of the Week after his performance in the opener against SMU (Aug. 24) ... Appeared in 11 games, making nine starts at guard ... Missed two games due to injury.

FRESHMAN (2023): Appeared in four games, utilizing his redshirt ... Made two starts, at Utah State (Nov. 11) and at Colorado State (Nov. 18).

HIGH SCHOOL CAREER
Three-star recruit as ranked by 247Sports and Rivals … Played on both offensive and defensive lines at Long Beach Poly during his varsity career … Participated in both the All-American Bowl and the Polynesian Bowl as part of prep showcases … Named to All-CIF Southern Section Division I Team on the offensive line as a senior (2022) … Three-time All-Moore League selection … Selection to the Long Beach Press-Telegram Dream Team … Long Beach Poly went 10-1 overall and won the Moore league title at 7-0 in 2022 … Helped lead the Jackrabbits to the CIF-SS Division IV title in 2021.

https://nevadawolfpack.com/sports/footba...fins/11476

Definitely a keeper. Was he on Calif 100 list?

[Hurlburt88]

I am thrilled with both.   I think with Neal I missed what program he will enter into?  

and I would still love to see 1-2 of the "outbounds" decide to stay, but maybe I am missing something there.

[Hurlburt88]

I am thrilled with both.   I think with Neal I missed what program he will enter into?  

and I would still love to see 1-2 of the "outbounds" decide to stay, but maybe I am missing something there.

[82lsju]

I am thrilled with both.   I think with Neal I missed what program he will enter into?  

and I would still love to see 1-2 of the "outbounds" decide to stay, but maybe I am missing something there.

here https://247sports.com/season/2025-footba...nkey=24092

shows the status of portal entrants.

It currently shows the following going elsewhere

Frausto-Ramos to Arizona
Daniels to Auburn (they also are taking Oklahoma QB transfer Jackson Arnold)
Bakelenko to Oklahoma
McLaughlin to USF

The Daily

https://stanforddaily.com/2024/12/06/sta...l-tracker/

also says Chase Farrell is going to Northwestern

[82lsju]

I am thrilled with both.   I think with Neal I missed what program he will enter into?  

and I would still love to see 1-2 of the "outbounds" decide to stay, but maybe I am missing something there.

here https://247sports.com/season/2025-footba...nkey=24092

shows the status of portal entrants.

It currently shows the following going elsewhere

Frausto-Ramos to Arizona
Daniels to Auburn (they also are taking Oklahoma QB transfer Jackson Arnold)
Bakelenko to Oklahoma
McLaughlin to USF

The Daily

https://stanforddaily.com/2024/12/06/sta...l-tracker/

also says Chase Farrell is going to Northwestern

[Row80Critic]

Can we read anything into Stanford's portal-acceptance policies after taking transfers from Nevada and Fresno State?  Both fine schools, full stop, but in '23 for example Stanford had transfers from Princeton, Harvard and Penn...   I'd love to see these new guys excel in the classroom just to derail the idea that only kids from snobby schools can succeed at Stanford....  Some people are born gifted, God bless 'em, but the great majority of kids at prestigious schools are more nurture than nature, as best I can tell anyway...

[Row80Critic]

Can we read anything into Stanford's portal-acceptance policies after taking transfers from Nevada and Fresno State?  Both fine schools, full stop, but in '23 for example Stanford had transfers from Princeton, Harvard and Penn...   I'd love to see these new guys excel in the classroom just to derail the idea that only kids from snobby schools can succeed at Stanford....  Some people are born gifted, God bless 'em, but the great majority of kids at prestigious schools are more nurture than nature, as best I can tell anyway...

[82lsju]

Can we read anything into Stanford's portal-acceptance policies after taking transfers from Nevada and Fresno State?  Both fine schools, full stop, but in '23 for example Stanford had transfers from Princeton, Harvard and Penn...   I'd love to see these new guys excel in the classroom just to derail the idea that only kids from snobby schools can succeed at Stanford....  Some people are born gifted, God bless 'em, but the great majority of kids at prestigious schools are more nurture than nature, as best I can tell anyway...

I would assume that Ruffins is an undergrad transfer given he's completed two years at Nevada.  Neal would appear to be either a grad transfer or a postbaccalaureate as he's completed four years at Fresno State

[82lsju]

Can we read anything into Stanford's portal-acceptance policies after taking transfers from Nevada and Fresno State?  Both fine schools, full stop, but in '23 for example Stanford had transfers from Princeton, Harvard and Penn...   I'd love to see these new guys excel in the classroom just to derail the idea that only kids from snobby schools can succeed at Stanford....  Some people are born gifted, God bless 'em, but the great majority of kids at prestigious schools are more nurture than nature, as best I can tell anyway...

I would assume that Ruffins is an undergrad transfer given he's completed two years at Nevada.  Neal would appear to be either a grad transfer or a postbaccalaureate as he's completed four years at Fresno State

[CardinalSagehen]

Can we read anything into Stanford's portal-acceptance policies after taking transfers from Nevada and Fresno State?  Both fine schools, full stop, but in '23 for example Stanford had transfers from Princeton, Harvard and Penn...   I'd love to see these new guys excel in the classroom just to derail the idea that only kids from snobby schools can succeed at Stanford....  Some people are born gifted, God bless 'em, but the great majority of kids at prestigious schools are more nurture than nature, as best I can tell anyway...

That would be a convenient excuse for poor recruiting in prior offseasons by Coach TT and his staff, if true. But it's really hard to tell a difference without having each player's undergraduate academic record. 

You left out last year's inbound transfers from the University of Northern Iowa (Jahsiah Galvan - presumably next year's starter at ILB) and Washington (Jay Green) - both early in their undergraduate careers.  In 2023, we took Lamson as a redshirt sophomore (Syracuse) and Bernadel as a junior (Florida International).  In fairness, Bernadel was reported to have a 4.0 GPA.

Let's not forget that until he waved the white flag recently, Coach TT's explicitly stated strategy was to recruit almost entirely from high school, develop players better than other programs, and retain them. If it's true that Admissions wasn't as supportive of inbound transfers as they are now (which is not yet clear), it's still on Coach TT for selling an "incomplete" vision for the previous two offseasons and failing to provoke any change. By "incomplete", I mean incompatible with winning and even having a full roster in the current transfer-intensive environment.

I'm with you - I'll bet if these kids have decent college grades from any institution, they're just as likely to do well at Stanford as the average high school football recruit to Stanford.

[CardinalSagehen]

Can we read anything into Stanford's portal-acceptance policies after taking transfers from Nevada and Fresno State?  Both fine schools, full stop, but in '23 for example Stanford had transfers from Princeton, Harvard and Penn...   I'd love to see these new guys excel in the classroom just to derail the idea that only kids from snobby schools can succeed at Stanford....  Some people are born gifted, God bless 'em, but the great majority of kids at prestigious schools are more nurture than nature, as best I can tell anyway...

That would be a convenient excuse for poor recruiting in prior offseasons by Coach TT and his staff, if true. But it's really hard to tell a difference without having each player's undergraduate academic record. 

You left out last year's inbound transfers from the University of Northern Iowa (Jahsiah Galvan - presumably next year's starter at ILB) and Washington (Jay Green) - both early in their undergraduate careers.  In 2023, we took Lamson as a redshirt sophomore (Syracuse) and Bernadel as a junior (Florida International).  In fairness, Bernadel was reported to have a 4.0 GPA.

Let's not forget that until he waved the white flag recently, Coach TT's explicitly stated strategy was to recruit almost entirely from high school, develop players better than other programs, and retain them. If it's true that Admissions wasn't as supportive of inbound transfers as they are now (which is not yet clear), it's still on Coach TT for selling an "incomplete" vision for the previous two offseasons and failing to provoke any change. By "incomplete", I mean incompatible with winning and even having a full roster in the current transfer-intensive environment.

I'm with you - I'll bet if these kids have decent college grades from any institution, they're just as likely to do well at Stanford as the average high school football recruit to Stanford.

[needle]

Can we read anything into Stanford's portal-acceptance policies after taking transfers from Nevada and Fresno State?  Both fine schools, full stop, but in '23 for example Stanford had transfers from Princeton, Harvard and Penn...   I'd love to see these new guys excel in the classroom just to derail the idea that only kids from snobby schools can succeed at Stanford....  Some people are born gifted, God bless 'em, but the great majority of kids at prestigious schools are more nurture than nature, as best I can tell anyway...

That would be a convenient excuse for poor recruiting in prior offseasons by Coach TT and his staff, if true. But it's really hard to tell a difference without having each player's undergraduate academic record. 

You left out last year's inbound transfers from the University of Northern Iowa (Jahsiah Galvan - presumably next year's starter at ILB) and Washington (Jay Green) - both early in their undergraduate careers.  In 2023, we took Lamson as a redshirt sophomore (Syracuse) and Bernadel as a junior (Florida International).  In fairness, Bernadel was reported to have a 4.0 GPA.

Let's not forget that until he waved the white flag recently, Coach TT's explicitly stated strategy was to recruit almost entirely from high school, develop players better than other programs, and retain them. If it's true that Admissions wasn't as supportive of inbound transfers as they are now (which is not yet clear), it's still on Coach TT for selling an "incomplete" vision for the previous two offseasons and failing to provoke any change. By "incomplete", I mean incompatible with winning and even having a full roster in the current transfer-intensive environment.

I'm with you - I'll bet if these kids have decent college grades from any institution, they're just as likely to do well at Stanford as the average high school football recruit to Stanford.

Neal had a 3.4 as of last fall as a "Pre-Business" student (I'd guess that's not actually a major, but what do I know).
https://storage.googleapis.com/themw-com...l-2023.pdf

[needle]

Can we read anything into Stanford's portal-acceptance policies after taking transfers from Nevada and Fresno State?  Both fine schools, full stop, but in '23 for example Stanford had transfers from Princeton, Harvard and Penn...   I'd love to see these new guys excel in the classroom just to derail the idea that only kids from snobby schools can succeed at Stanford....  Some people are born gifted, God bless 'em, but the great majority of kids at prestigious schools are more nurture than nature, as best I can tell anyway...

That would be a convenient excuse for poor recruiting in prior offseasons by Coach TT and his staff, if true. But it's really hard to tell a difference without having each player's undergraduate academic record. 

You left out last year's inbound transfers from the University of Northern Iowa (Jahsiah Galvan - presumably next year's starter at ILB) and Washington (Jay Green) - both early in their undergraduate careers.  In 2023, we took Lamson as a redshirt sophomore (Syracuse) and Bernadel as a junior (Florida International).  In fairness, Bernadel was reported to have a 4.0 GPA.

Let's not forget that until he waved the white flag recently, Coach TT's explicitly stated strategy was to recruit almost entirely from high school, develop players better than other programs, and retain them. If it's true that Admissions wasn't as supportive of inbound transfers as they are now (which is not yet clear), it's still on Coach TT for selling an "incomplete" vision for the previous two offseasons and failing to provoke any change. By "incomplete", I mean incompatible with winning and even having a full roster in the current transfer-intensive environment.

I'm with you - I'll bet if these kids have decent college grades from any institution, they're just as likely to do well at Stanford as the average high school football recruit to Stanford.

Neal had a 3.4 as of last fall as a "Pre-Business" student (I'd guess that's not actually a major, but what do I know).
https://storage.googleapis.com/themw-com...l-2023.pdf

[Mick]

Can we read anything into Stanford's portal-acceptance policies after taking transfers from Nevada and Fresno State?  Both fine schools, full stop, but in '23 for example Stanford had transfers from Princeton, Harvard and Penn...   I'd love to see these new guys excel in the classroom just to derail the idea that only kids from snobby schools can succeed at Stanford....  Some people are born gifted, God bless 'em, but the great majority of kids at prestigious schools are more nurture than nature, as best I can tell anyway...

I would assume that Ruffins is an undergrad transfer given he's completed two years at Nevada.  Neal would appear to be either a grad transfer or a postbaccalaureate as he's completed four years at Fresno State

A good friend of mine was a rising star at Andersen. He was a Fresno State undergrad and a recruited baseball player. Marquess recruited him as well, but FSU was much cheaper than Stanford, which his family couldn't really afford. He's been extremely successful since. You can find talent (academic and athletic) all over the place if you look hard enough.

[Mick]

Can we read anything into Stanford's portal-acceptance policies after taking transfers from Nevada and Fresno State?  Both fine schools, full stop, but in '23 for example Stanford had transfers from Princeton, Harvard and Penn...   I'd love to see these new guys excel in the classroom just to derail the idea that only kids from snobby schools can succeed at Stanford....  Some people are born gifted, God bless 'em, but the great majority of kids at prestigious schools are more nurture than nature, as best I can tell anyway...

I would assume that Ruffins is an undergrad transfer given he's completed two years at Nevada.  Neal would appear to be either a grad transfer or a postbaccalaureate as he's completed four years at Fresno State

A good friend of mine was a rising star at Andersen. He was a Fresno State undergrad and a recruited baseball player. Marquess recruited him as well, but FSU was much cheaper than Stanford, which his family couldn't really afford. He's been extremely successful since. You can find talent (academic and athletic) all over the place if you look hard enough.

[BobK]

Not the portal but Ayomanor has declared for the draft

https://www.instagram.com/p/DDzm58VPvti/...D82C08A275

[BobK]

Not the portal but Ayomanor has declared for the draft

https://www.instagram.com/p/DDzm58VPvti/...D82C08A275

[needle]

Not the portal but Ayomanor has declared for the draft

https://www.instagram.com/p/DDzm58VPvti/...D82C08A275

After reading the excellent Stanford Athletics profile of Ayomanor, I'm not surprised in the slightest. He battled a really serious high school injury and has also had injuries at Stanford (thankfuly, relatively minor ones). He knows how fragile a career in football can be, and I believe he made a very rational decision. I'll enjoy rooting for him in the NFL.

[needle]

Not the portal but Ayomanor has declared for the draft

https://www.instagram.com/p/DDzm58VPvti/...D82C08A275

After reading the excellent Stanford Athletics profile of Ayomanor, I'm not surprised in the slightest. He battled a really serious high school injury and has also had injuries at Stanford (thankfuly, relatively minor ones). He knows how fragile a career in football can be, and I believe he made a very rational decision. I'll enjoy rooting for him in the NFL.

[Maple Leaf]

Jackson Harris, WR, zero starts, I think, will enter the portal
https://x.com/jackssonharriss/status/186...2879420612

With Ayomanor declaring for the draft any idea if Jackson Harris may reconsider staying? declares for NFL draft declares for NFL draft

[Maple Leaf]

Jackson Harris, WR, zero starts, I think, will enter the portal
https://x.com/jackssonharriss/status/186...2879420612

With Ayomanor declaring for the draft any idea if Jackson Harris may reconsider staying? declares for NFL draft declares for NFL draft

[Bampa]

Anyone have any information on  Niki Prongos?

It shows him as a three star.

[Bampa]

Anyone have any information on  Niki Prongos?

It shows him as a three star.

[82lsju]

Anyone have any information on  Niki Prongos?

It shows him as a three star.

https://uclabruins.com/sports/football/r...ngos/14391

Career Summary

Prongos has appeared in 10 games and made eight starts through three seasons … has made five starts at left tackle, two starts at right guard and one game at right tackle.
 
2024
Played in nine games and made the first eight starts of his career … started five games at left tackle, two games at right guard and one game at right tackle … made his first-career start at right tackle in the season opener at Hawai’i (Aug. 31) … started at right guard against LSU (Sept. 21) and Oregon (Sept. 28) … entered the starting rotation offensive line rotation at left tackle in Week 5 at Penn State, where he made five consecutive starts (Oct. 5) … saw success in the O-Line configuration of Prongos-Holstege-Yoon-Carlin-DiGiorgio, which started a span of five straight games from Week 5-9 … in that configuration, UCLA averaged over 100 yards more of total offense from its previous four games (367 yards per game) … against Iowa, helped UCLA to a season-high 211 rushing yards while not allowing a sack for the first time in 2024 (Nov. 8) … earned Athletic Director’s Honor Roll for the winter and spring quarters … missed the last three games of the season due to injury.
...
High School
Prepped at Marin Catholic High School (Kentfield, Calif.) … transferred to Marin Catholic for his senior year … also attended Branson High School (Ross, Calif.) … first started playing football as a senior at Marin Catholic, appearing at tight end, defensive end and offensive tackle … only played three games his senior season before missing the rest of the year due to injury 

Prongos was a bit of a revelation this year, going from walk-on to arguably one of UCLA's top offensive linemen in the same season. He played at both tackle spots, as well as guard, and showed good mobility and athleticism. He was hurt at the end of the year, but the injury is not expected to impact him heading into next season. He'll have two years left.

If UCLA cannot get Prongos back out of the Portal, this is a brobdingnagian blow. UCLA's offensive line was one of the worst in the country this past season, but Prongos was a bright spot. Without him, the Bruins will definitely need to get at least one impact starter on the offensive line (which was already the case), but likely will need two or three if they want to improve on this season's line play. 

https://247sports.com/college/ucla/artic...241730909/

[82lsju]

Anyone have any information on  Niki Prongos?

It shows him as a three star.

https://uclabruins.com/sports/football/r...ngos/14391

Career Summary

Prongos has appeared in 10 games and made eight starts through three seasons … has made five starts at left tackle, two starts at right guard and one game at right tackle.
 
2024
Played in nine games and made the first eight starts of his career … started five games at left tackle, two games at right guard and one game at right tackle … made his first-career start at right tackle in the season opener at Hawai’i (Aug. 31) … started at right guard against LSU (Sept. 21) and Oregon (Sept. 28) … entered the starting rotation offensive line rotation at left tackle in Week 5 at Penn State, where he made five consecutive starts (Oct. 5) … saw success in the O-Line configuration of Prongos-Holstege-Yoon-Carlin-DiGiorgio, which started a span of five straight games from Week 5-9 … in that configuration, UCLA averaged over 100 yards more of total offense from its previous four games (367 yards per game) … against Iowa, helped UCLA to a season-high 211 rushing yards while not allowing a sack for the first time in 2024 (Nov. 8) … earned Athletic Director’s Honor Roll for the winter and spring quarters … missed the last three games of the season due to injury.
...
High School
Prepped at Marin Catholic High School (Kentfield, Calif.) … transferred to Marin Catholic for his senior year … also attended Branson High School (Ross, Calif.) … first started playing football as a senior at Marin Catholic, appearing at tight end, defensive end and offensive tackle … only played three games his senior season before missing the rest of the year due to injury 

Prongos was a bit of a revelation this year, going from walk-on to arguably one of UCLA's top offensive linemen in the same season. He played at both tackle spots, as well as guard, and showed good mobility and athleticism. He was hurt at the end of the year, but the injury is not expected to impact him heading into next season. He'll have two years left.

If UCLA cannot get Prongos back out of the Portal, this is a brobdingnagian blow. UCLA's offensive line was one of the worst in the country this past season, but Prongos was a bright spot. Without him, the Bruins will definitely need to get at least one impact starter on the offensive line (which was already the case), but likely will need two or three if they want to improve on this season's line play. 

https://247sports.com/college/ucla/artic...241730909/

[76lsjumb]

So, it appears that Ashton Daniels and our O-line transferred to SMU before today’s game…?

[76lsjumb]

So, it appears that Ashton Daniels and our O-line transferred to SMU before today’s game…?

[chrisk]

Former SMU starting QB Stone (last year and early part of this year) is expected to transfer to Northwestern.

[chrisk]

Former SMU starting QB Stone (last year and early part of this year) is expected to transfer to Northwestern.

[StanUSwagU]

It would be nice (assuming our Admissions would be okay with their qualifications) if we went after 1 of the following QBs that are in the Transfer Portal:

(1) Beau Pribula
(2) Fernando Mendoza

...perhaps by offering 2 very valuable things:

(a) A Big NIL offering
(b) Being tutored & mentored to become an NFL ready QB by Andrew Luck


*****************************

(3) I dont know if this ex-NotreDame-Alabama QB Ty Buchner (who is now on the depth chart at NotreDame as a Utility Player/ WR) has any college eligibility left, but if he had 1 more year, it might be good to see if he might be interested in transferring to play QB at StanU. He was pretty good as a Dual-Threat QB when he was at NotreDame 3-4 years ago.

[StanUSwagU]

It would be nice (assuming our Admissions would be okay with their qualifications) if we went after 1 of the following QBs that are in the Transfer Portal:

(1) Beau Pribula
(2) Fernando Mendoza

...perhaps by offering 2 very valuable things:

(a) A Big NIL offering
(b) Being tutored & mentored to become an NFL ready QB by Andrew Luck


*****************************

(3) I dont know if this ex-NotreDame-Alabama QB Ty Buchner (who is now on the depth chart at NotreDame as a Utility Player/ WR) has any college eligibility left, but if he had 1 more year, it might be good to see if he might be interested in transferring to play QB at StanU. He was pretty good as a Dual-Threat QB when he was at NotreDame 3-4 years ago.

[newguy]

very pleased about Niki Prongos.  nice to add a 6'7" offensive tackle with experience.
247 article when he entered the portal says it would be a blow if the Bruins don't get him back.
https://247sports.com/college/ucla/artic...241730909/

[newguy]

very pleased about Niki Prongos.  nice to add a 6'7" offensive tackle with experience.
247 article when he entered the portal says it would be a blow if the Bruins don't get him back.
https://247sports.com/college/ucla/artic...241730909/

[Giants]

1734639615[/url]']

1734632929[/url]']
on Ruffins

NEVADA CAREERRS FRESHMAN (2024): Named Mountain West Freshman of the Week after his performance in the opener against SMU (Aug. 24) ... Appeared in 11 games, making nine starts at guard ... Missed two games due to injury.

FRESHMAN (2023): Appeared in four games, utilizing his redshirt ... Made two starts, at Utah State (Nov. 11) and at Colorado State (Nov. 18).

HIGH SCHOOL CAREER
Three-star recruit as ranked by 247Sports and Rivals … Played on both offensive and defensive lines at Long Beach Poly during his varsity career … Participated in both the All-American Bowl and the Polynesian Bowl as part of prep showcases … Named to All-CIF Southern Section Division I Team on the offensive line as a senior (2022) … Three-time All-Moore League selection … Selection to the Long Beach Press-Telegram Dream Team … Long Beach Poly went 10-1 overall and won the Moore league title at 7-0 in 2022 … Helped lead the Jackrabbits to the CIF-SS Division IV title in 2021.

https://nevadawolfpack.com/sports/footba...fins/11476

Definitely a keeper. Was he on Calif 100 list?

Ruffins changed his mind.  Instead of Palo Alto, he is headed to Berkeley.

[Giants]

1734639615[/url]']

1734632929[/url]']
on Ruffins

NEVADA CAREERRS FRESHMAN (2024): Named Mountain West Freshman of the Week after his performance in the opener against SMU (Aug. 24) ... Appeared in 11 games, making nine starts at guard ... Missed two games due to injury.

FRESHMAN (2023): Appeared in four games, utilizing his redshirt ... Made two starts, at Utah State (Nov. 11) and at Colorado State (Nov. 18).

HIGH SCHOOL CAREER
Three-star recruit as ranked by 247Sports and Rivals … Played on both offensive and defensive lines at Long Beach Poly during his varsity career … Participated in both the All-American Bowl and the Polynesian Bowl as part of prep showcases … Named to All-CIF Southern Section Division I Team on the offensive line as a senior (2022) … Three-time All-Moore League selection … Selection to the Long Beach Press-Telegram Dream Team … Long Beach Poly went 10-1 overall and won the Moore league title at 7-0 in 2022 … Helped lead the Jackrabbits to the CIF-SS Division IV title in 2021.

https://nevadawolfpack.com/sports/footba...fins/11476

Definitely a keeper. Was he on Calif 100 list?

Ruffins changed his mind.  Instead of Palo Alto, he is headed to Berkeley.

[old spanish trail]

1734639615[/url]']

1734632929[/url]']


on Ruffins

NEVADA CAREERRS FRESHMAN (2024): Named Mountain West Freshman of the Week after his performance in the opener against SMU (Aug. 24) ... Appeared in 11 games, making nine starts at guard ... Missed two games due to injury.

FRESHMAN (2023): Appeared in four games, utilizing his redshirt ... Made two starts, at Utah State (Nov. 11) and at Colorado State (Nov. 18).

HIGH SCHOOL CAREER
Three-star recruit as ranked by 247Sports and Rivals … Played on both offensive and defensive lines at Long Beach Poly during his varsity career … Participated in both the All-American Bowl and the Polynesian Bowl as part of prep showcases … Named to All-CIF Southern Section Division I Team on the offensive line as a senior (2022) … Three-time All-Moore League selection … Selection to the Long Beach Press-Telegram Dream Team … Long Beach Poly went 10-1 overall and won the Moore league title at 7-0 in 2022 … Helped lead the Jackrabbits to the CIF-SS Division IV title in 2021.

https://nevadawolfpack.com/sports/footba...fins/11476

Definitely a keeper. Was he on Calif 100 list?

Ruffins changed his mind.  Instead of Palo Alto, he is headed to Berkeley.

Shoot

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NEVADA CAREERRS FRESHMAN (2024): Named Mountain West Freshman of the Week after his performance in the opener against SMU (Aug. 24) ... Appeared in 11 games, making nine starts at guard ... Missed two games due to injury.

FRESHMAN (2023): Appeared in four games, utilizing his redshirt ... Made two starts, at Utah State (Nov. 11) and at Colorado State (Nov. 18).

HIGH SCHOOL CAREER
Three-star recruit as ranked by 247Sports and Rivals … Played on both offensive and defensive lines at Long Beach Poly during his varsity career … Participated in both the All-American Bowl and the Polynesian Bowl as part of prep showcases … Named to All-CIF Southern Section Division I Team on the offensive line as a senior (2022) … Three-time All-Moore League selection … Selection to the Long Beach Press-Telegram Dream Team … Long Beach Poly went 10-1 overall and won the Moore league title at 7-0 in 2022 … Helped lead the Jackrabbits to the CIF-SS Division IV title in 2021.

https://nevadawolfpack.com/sports/footba...fins/11476

Definitely a keeper. Was he on Calif 100 list?

Ruffins changed his mind.  Instead of Palo Alto, he is headed to Berkeley.

Shoot

[newguy]

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