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Here's what Kenneth Goodwin said stood out:

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Here is commentary from Scott Reed, Rivals Oregon publisher:

Oregon currently has two four-star commits—defensive tackle Tomuhini Topui and another prospect who are both taking visits to USC this weekend. If you follow recruiting closely, you know that teams will always keep knocking on the doors of elite prospects.

Topui, known as “TomTom,” is one of those players who’s been high on Oregon’s board for a while. He’s also someone that I'm less worried about flipping. Here's why.

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2027 Inglewood defensive tackle Myels Smith had this to say:

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Inside linebackers coach Scott White made a stop Thursday at San Bernardino-Cajon to talk to a pair of teammates.

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The 15th annual So Cal Senior Showcase will be held Sunday March 23 at Santiago Canyon College in the city of Orange. It is open to teams and individuals from high school and AAU programs and Prep schools and Junior Colleges who are unsigned in the class of 2025 (only).

The event is designed to provide all players an exposure opportunity to demonstrate their talents/skills in highly competitive games for the college coaches, scouts, and media expected to attend.

A report on the event will be done by the Hoop Review scouting service that will be sent to college coaches and various internet sites. All games will be live streamed by Baller TV.

Cost is $275.00 per team or $110 for individuals. Everyone plays two games. For more information email: gerryfreitas@hotmail.com.

Del Lago Academy 74 Classical Academy 28 Joseph Lanzone 10 points for CA

Tri City Christian 75 California Lutheran 60 TCC Jeremiah Turner 26 Josh Patten 18 David Turner 12

Escondido Charter 70 St. Joseph's 59 SJA Luke Sutherland 18 Justice Ahiafor 15 Dominic Gale 14

Coastal Academy 44 Classical Academy 36 Isaac Chapman 10 for Classical Academy

Fallbrook 85 Valley Center 53 FB: Elliott Watkins 36 Evan Thomas 17 Xavier Charland 14 Petey Pizzo 12

Escondido 45 San Pasqual 25 ESC Maddox Mendoza 30

San Marcos 77 Westview 28 SM: Jalen Williams 24 Richie Ramirez 19 Elias Flaim 10

Cambridge School 72 Calvin Christian 58 CC: Caleb Lapka 27 Sawyer Goggin 12

Torrey Pines 56 El Camino 49 TP: Tevaris Green 17 Zander Ovies 11 Amir Sadeghi 10

Girls Basketball

Escondido 35 San Pasqual 29 ESC: Naomi Gutterrez 16 SP: Riley Hill 11, Jackie Perez 10

Torrey Pines 70 Oceanside 33 TP: Averi Qwok 15 11 each by Lauren Mills, Kati Tai and Lily Oliver

The Ducks are set to host a big weekend of visitors, as nearly two dozen elite athletes from the classes of 2026 and 2027 including commit Kodi Greene from Mater Dei. Several are from California:

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Two months after four Marine League coaches united to have their schools forfeit football games to Narbonne in protest of alleged rule violations, the City Section is proposing penalties to schools for forfeiting league games.

The first reading of the proposal will be held this month by the City Section Executive Committee and Board of Managers. It includes possible exclusion from the postseason for schools forfeiting as a first offense. The City Section recognizes reasons for forfeiting, such as lack of players or overscheduling. But what the coaches did left the City Section with no options on how to respond.

There’s also other proposals, such as a new football mercy rule that would initiate a running clock after halftime with a 42-point margin and a proposal to add a Division IV football playoff division.

With so many families devastated by fires in Southern California, the CIF is waiving transfer rules for those affected by being displaced or losing their homes.

There will be a form available to schools to fill out to expedite transfer eligibility.

The CIF-SS has also temporarily suspended the rule banning competitions on Sundays to allow teams affected by the fires to play on Sundays if needed to finish their seasons.

The City Section has extended the regular season by a week for basketball and soccer and won’t start playoffs until Feb. 19.

With so many families devastated by fires in Southern California, the CIF is waiving transfer rules for those affected by being displaced or losing their homes.

There will be a form available to schools to fill out to expedite transfer eligibility.

The CIF-SS has also temporarily suspended the rule banning competitions on Sundays to allow teams affected by the fires to play on Sundays if needed to finish their seasons.

The City Section has extended the regular season by a week for basketball and soccer and won’t start playoffs until Feb. 19.

Per Tracy McDannald, Rivals UCLA staff writer:

While other staff headed to Texas, Florida, Washington, and NorCal, UCLA head coach DeShaun Foster and director of player personnel Stacey Ford, among other notable stops, traveled to Newbury Park on Thursday to see 2026 five-star quarterback Brady Smigiel, 2026 three-star receiver Devin Olmande and 2025 three-star receiver Shane Rosenthal.

Smigiel is currently committed to Florida State and Rosenthal is committed to Princeton. Olmande, who recently transferred after playing at West Hills (Calif.) Chaminade last season, said he plans to visit UCLA on Jan. 25. He was among the recruits in attendance at the Rose Bowl when the Bruins hosted Minnesota on Oct. 12.

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The Los Angeles Unified School District canceled sports Wednesday through the weekend and has also canceled practices and games for Monday.

The Gold Coast League, made up of Brentwood, Windward, Campbell Hall, Crossroads and Viewpoint, is expected to cancel all sporting events this week and resume Jan. 21. Brentwood’s campus is closed all week.

The Palisades boys and girls basketball teams were preparing to practice in the school gym when told the evacuate.

Loyola’s student body was greatly affected, with families losing homes in Pasadena/Altadena and Pacific Palisades.

With hundreds of homes destroyed, the California Interscholastic Federation has provisions for parents to gain athletic eligibility for their affected children through hardship waivers. Individual schools can make the appeal.

The Los Angeles Unified School District canceled sports Wednesday through the weekend and has also canceled practices and games for Monday.

The Gold Coast League, made up of Brentwood, Windward, Campbell Hall, Crossroads and Viewpoint, is expected to cancel all sporting events this week and resume Jan. 21. Brentwood’s campus is closed all week.

The Palisades boys and girls basketball teams were preparing to practice in the school gym when told the evacuate.

Loyola’s student body was greatly affected, with families losing homes in Pasadena/Altadena and Pacific Palisades.

With hundreds of homes destroyed, the California Interscholastic Federation has provisions for parents to gain athletic eligibility for their affected children through hardship waivers. Individual schools can make the appeal.