The Arizona Wildcats have continued to have success during Official Visit Season under Brent Brennan. And this past weekend has been no exception, with that success starting to show itself.
On Monday, 3-star Texas safety Luke Stevens announced his commitment to play college football in Tucson after an official visit over the weekend.
Stevens is a 6-foot, 180 pound safety who plays for Fort Worth Christian School in North Richland Hills, Texas. He is a multi-sport athlete who runs track as well. As a junior, he ran a 10.53 100m that won him a district title. In the 200m, he ran a 21.75 that earned him a Texas Association of Private and Parochial Schools 5A championship.
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Switching back over to football, Stevens racked up 37 tackles, 4 for a loss, 5 picks, a forced fumble and a fumble recovery as a junior.
On the recruiting side, Stevens had 16 reported offers. He chose Arizona over Baylor, Boston College, Houston, Kansas State, Nevada, Northwestern and San Diego State to name a few.
Stevens is ranked as a 3-star in both of 247Sports’ ranking systems. They have him as the No. 142 safety and No. 172 player in Texas internally. In the Composite, he checks in at No. 1,354 nationally, the No. 137 safety and the 169th best player in Texas.
He does have junior highlights, however, it appears the video is having technical difficulties while trying to play. You can view his Hudl profile and view his other highlights here.
