Riley Williams, Central Catholic 4-star tight end, receives Washington Huskies offer
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Class of 2023 tight end Riley Williams poses after a 35-21 win over Grant at Franklin High School. (Andrew Nemec/The Oregonian)
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The recruitment of class of 2023 prospects is just getting started, but one Oregon high school football prospect is already beginning to emerge as a national recruit.
Central Catholic sophomore Riley Williams entered the week with offers from Arizona State, Oregon and Oregon State, and saw that trend continue.
Early in the week, 247Sports named the 6-foot-6, 230-pound pass-catcher the No. 1 prospect in the state of Oregon for the class of 2023, listing him as a four-star prospect, the nation’s No. 140 overall prospect and the No 7 tight end.
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February is always a quiet month on the recruiting trail, but that has been especially the case this year, as the NCAA’s emergency dead period has been extended until the end of May.
Still, there’s been some buzz for both the Oregon Ducks and Oregon State Beavers on the recruiting trail.
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Riley Williams, 2023 Central Catholic TE and younger brother of Oregon Ducks WR, receives Oregon State Beavers offer
Updated Jan 18, 2021;
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And Central Catholic tight end Riley Williams is the winner.
The 6-foot-7, 230-pound tight end, who turned 16 years old in November, received an offer from the Oregon State Beavers last week, followed by another from the Arizona State Sun Devils.
While his journey is far from finished, Williams is officially on the map as a major college football prospect - and he’s thankful to have been recognized so early in his prep career.
“It’s a dream-come-true,” he said. “I want to make it big, make it where I have enough money to take care of my family for however long I need to.”
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