ASU camp: Top performers
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Recruiting wrap: Bolden has offers from Hawaii and Oklahoma State, and intends to sign with the same school as high school teammate Alex Perry, an ASU commit.
Performance: No one looked more motivated to impress the coaching staff than Bolden. The four-star free safety broke up numerous passes and intercepted another, using his length to blanket receivers down field. Bolden moved his feet well in coverage and limited passing lanes.
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RB
Ryan Johnson (2017)
Orchard Lake (Mich.) St. Mary's
Recruiting wrap: Johnson was taken on a tour of campus following the event Sunday and has also been hearing from Duke recently.
Performance: The 5-foot-9, 164-pound prospect stood out so much among the group of running backs that he was summoned to take additional reps at slot receiver. Johnson didn't disappoint, beating helpless defenders deep with his speed, but also exploding off his breaks to create separation on shorter routes. He might not be the biggest, but he could be an ideal role player in the spread-heavy Pac-12 Conference.
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LB
Loren Mondy (2017)
Mansfield (Texas) Lake Ridge
Recruiting wrap: Mondy is committed to Arizona State.
Performance: The future Sun Devil wasn't just physically impressive; he backed up the visuals with a very good showing in drills. Mondy stayed low through his movements and shifted directions well, but he was also the standout in the Devil 'backer group that tested the prospects' ability to cover, rush and pursue from the scheme's versatile spot.
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QB
Jacob Sirmon (2018)
Bothell, Wash.
Recruiting wrap: Despite his young age, Sirmon has already garnered interest from Oregon, UCLA and Washington State, among others.
Performance: Sirmon demonstrated tremendous footwork throughout drills and made a couple of big throws that left Norvell clapping with excitement. The 6-foot-3, 203-pound signal caller was poised in the pocket, going through his progressions and proving he has the arm to complete passes to the far sideline with relative ease. What's promising is that Sirmon should only get better the next three seasons, making him a prospect to keep tabs on.
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CB
Chandler (Ariz.) Hamilton
Recruiting wrap: Burke has offers from Idaho, Navy and South Dakota State.
Performance: As evidenced by how Burke handled some challenges Sunday, the former wide receiver has adjusted well to the position switch. Burke looked smooth in his backpedal and closed well on the football when he gave up some cushion underneath. He didn't quit, either, knocking away a few passes that looked to have been secured already.
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QB
Chase Cord (2017)
Peoria (Ariz.) Sunrise Mountain
Recruiting wrap: Cord, perhaps the No. 2-rated quarterback in the state behind Kelley, is on the Sun Devils' radar.
Performance: It was easy to see Sunday why Cord had such a productive sophomore season last year. He was mechanically sound during individual drills and appeared unfazed in the competitive 7-on-7 portion, completing passes of all lengths by hitting receivers in stride. Cord certainly has the tools to at least repeat his 2,200-yard, 33-touchdown output from a year ago.
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LB
Las Vegas (Nev.) Bishop Gorman
Recruiting wrap: Okeke has offers from Nevada and UNLV, and is hearing from a number of other schools.
Performance: When it came to disrupting routes within the first five yards, Okeke was all over it. He read crossing routes and stepped into passing lanes to force quarterbacks to look elsewhere. Okeke also looked seasoned during one-on-one drills, staying disciplined against running backs and closing quickly on the football.
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LB
Aberdeen, Wash.
Recruiting wrap: Dublanko has seven offers and intends to make a decision before the start of the season.
Performance: After losing about 30 pounds in the last five months or so, Dublanko looked more nimble and agile off the snap. He punished a padded sled during drills and looked very comfortable with his hand on the ground. Dublanko was able to move laterally and was quick in the first couple steps.
Blair Angulo
West Recruiting Analyst
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