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California hired Tosh Lupoi to be its new head football coach, bringing the former Oregon defensive coordinator back to his alma mater. It hasn’t taken him long to get the Golden Bears on the right track from a recruiting standpoint.
Doing its best to go toe-to-toe with the best in its state and the ACC, Cal currently has the No. 21 class in the 2027 Rivals Industry Team Recruiting Rankings. As of Aug. 6, it has 25 total commits, including 11 four-stars.
To no surprise, the in-state trail has served Cal well. It has commitments from five of the top 25 prospects in the Golden State and 16 in-state prospects overall. The headliner is a top-100 overall recruit in Westlake Village (Calif.) Westlake four-star wide receiver Charles Davis.
The 6-foot-4, 190-pounder leads what looks like one of the best pass-catching quartets in the nation. Davis, Sacramento Grant Union four-star tight end Rahzario Edwards, Westlake four-star WR Demare Dezuern and Honolulu (Hi.) Mililani four-star WR Zion White are the four highest-ranked commits in the class.
Sutter (Calif.) four-star EDGE Troy Bowens is the top-ranked commit on the defensive side of the ball. His pledge came in March and was an early catalyst for the Bears as they began to stack recruiting wins throughout the spring.
In May, Cal landed its big quarterback target, beating UCLA and a slew of Big 12 programs for Temecula (Calif.) Chaparral four-star Dane Weber. Now the No. 24 passer in the cycle, Weber was an Elite 11 Finalist this summer.
The class also sits at No. 4 in the ACC team rankings, behind just Miami, Clemson and Virginia Tech. Below is an up-to-date look at who has their sights set on Berkeley ahead of their senior seasons:
Cal Commitments by Position
Quarterback
Four-star Dane Weber, No. 333 NATL. (No. 24 QB)
Three-star Brody Rudnicki, No. 1,168 NATL. (No. 62 QB)
Running Back
Three-star Jaxsen Stokes, No. 739 NATL. (No. 53 RB)
Three-star AJ Sanders III, No. 1,116 NATL. (No. 87 RB)
Wide Receiver
Four-star Charles Davis, No. 84 NATL. (No. 15 WR)
Four-star Demare Dezuern, No. 201 NATL. (No. 30 WR)
Four-star Zion White, No. 214 NATL. (No. 33 WR)
Three-star Blake Gunter, No. 1,054 NATL. (No. 146 WR)
Tight End
Four-star Rahzario Edwards, No. 168 NATL. (No. 8 TE)
Three-star Jamie Spurgeon, No. 998 NATL. (No. 45 TE)
Offensive Tackle
Four-star Isaiah Bertola, No. 390 NATL. (No. 31 OT)
Interior Offensive Lineman
Three-star DaJohn Yarborough, No. 498 NATL. (No. 39 IOL)
Three-star Joshua Bunni, No. 902 NATL. (No. 78 IOL)
Three-star Ace Herman-Dawson, No. 1,482 NATL. (No. 137 IOL)
Defensive Lineman
Three-star Miles Schirmer, No. 662 NATL. (No. 75 DL)
Three-star Giovanni Hodge, No. 705 NATL. (No. 78 DL)
Three-star Jaderian Jones, No. 782 NATL. (No. 84 DL)
EDGE
Four-star Troy Bowens, No. 231 NATL. (No. 24 EDGE)
Linebacker
Three-star Gunnar Perry, No. 1,486 NATL. (No. 140 LB)
Cornerback
Four-star Duvay Williams, No. 278 NATL. (No. 33 CB)
Four-star Kamil Loud, No. 281 NATL. (No. 36 CB)
JUCO four-star Alius Mayo
Safety
Three-star Jeovanni Henley, No. 971 NATL. (No. 108 S)
Athlete
Four-star Elyjah Staples, No. 383 NATL. (No. 15 ATH)
Specialty
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