Poukesi Vakauta DT 5-11 258 Euless, Texas (Trinity HS): Saw time as both a defensive end and defensive tackle and threw shot put. Finished as a Texas 6A regional qualifier in the shot put in the spring of 2019.
Luke Marion S 6-0 185 Tualatin, Oregon (Tualatin HS): The son of former Dallas Cowboys defensive back Brock Marion, he is a freak athlete and was among the most productive players for a top-10 team.
Dahlin Mesake OLB 6-3 230 Las Vegas, Nevada (Bishop Gorman HS): Recruited as a defensive end, he committed in September, rejecting overtures from LSU, Florida, Oregon, Mississippi State, BYU and UCF, among others.
Yaro Duvalko PRO 6-3 185 Vancouver, Washington (Skyview HS): Tall pro-style quarterback who ranks as the No. 69 quarterback nationally and the No. 25 prospect in the state of Washington.
Otto Tia WR 6-3 205 Layton, Utah (Northridge HS): Played wide receiver and defensive end in high school; caught a team-high 38 passes for 610 yards and two touchdowns as a senior.
Elelyon Noa RB 5-8 190 La Mesa, California (Helix Charter HS): The all-time leading rusher in Helix history — USC star Reggie Bush’s alma mater — has combination of strength and speed that make him almost impossible to tackle.
Isaiah Afatasi RB 5-11 165 Salt Lake City, Utah (Kearns HS): A do-everything back for the Cougars. Rushed for 361 yards and four touchdowns and caught 19 passes for 381 yards and five touchdowns as a senior.
Stephen Kotsanlee P 6-1 203 Melbourne, Australia (Prokick Australia): The latest product of Prokick Australia, which has placed dozens of kickers and punters in the NFL. Background in Australian Rules Football allows for different sorts of kicks.
TRANSFERS
Keegan Duncan RB 6-3 220 Declo, Idaho (Boise State transfer): Set eight school records at Declo High School and was the 13th ranked player in the nation at the end of his senior year. Was the reigning Gatorade Idaho Football Player of the Year, suffered an ACL injury and elected to transfer.
— SOURCE: UStateAggies