With a little over 2 months before Fall practices start and camps starting to ramp, who will be the top prospects in Norcal?
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We can hope.....I think these next two classes should be strong for NorCal. Folsom has a handful of guys to watch. Pittsburg has its core, Serra has its 2022 duo. Jackson Brown from SRV is their next star lineman to name a few of the top players/storylines.
I'm interested with the roster juggling and lack of evalutions/visits, does it line up for more of the top guys to stay on the West Coast?
Next season QB and WRs will be a strength. Line is a huge question mark with all the loses- more on offensive line.Finley is a good looking kid. They haven't gone to him much yet in his career- I would assume that will change this next season.
Norcal, I think it is safe to say that every team will be entering this upcoming season with huge question marks! Not just Palma. I think about all the schools that did not play or only played 1-2 games without a JV or Frosh team. This upcoming season is going to be very entertaining and full of a lot of surprises as teams try to figure out what exactly they have.Next season QB and WRs will be a strength. Line is a huge question mark with all the loses- more on offensive line.
Lots of D1 interest (SJSU, Reno, Las Vegas, Colorado State, ASU to name a few) as an athletic 6-6, 240lbs (may be up around 245lbs by season start) strong (benches 315lbs). Palma also has a 6-4 WR to watch and a soph WR that is very quick and slots very quick. If they had the same line as last season, they would be a force on offense and still could be pretty good. Defense could be better than last short season which is positive but O-line takes a big hit.Finley is a good looking kid. They haven't gone to him much yet in his career- I would assume that will change this next season.