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Four-star has big game

When you are considered one of the very best players n the Golden State of California you are going to attract attention from the opposition and that is exactly what four-star defensive tackle/tight end DaJohn Harris (6-4, 266, 4.9) from Gardena (Calif.) Serra.
"DaJohn has been getting frustrated because all the attention our opponents are giving him," Serra coach Scott Altenberg said. "Opposing teams are checking the play away from him at the line scrimmage. That is the ultimate sign of respect."
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"DaJohn was trying so hard and it was getting to him that he wasn't racking up statistics, but now he is figuring out how to work it," Altenberg said. "He had his best game week."
"DaJohn had four tackles for loss and sack," Altenberg said. "He also played well on offense catching five passes and scored a touchdown. He also ran the ball four or five times."
"Regarding recruiting, DaJohn has been going to USC games and he visited Michigan," Altenberg said. "He has a trip set up for Miami in early November with Apaiata Tuihalamaka and I think he's going to Nebraska with Apai (Tuihalamaka) and Anthony Boyles.
"One thing I can say about all three of main recruits (Harris, Tuihalamaka and Boyles) is they have done a good job handling their recruitment," Altenberg said. "Some guys get overwhelmed by it all, but these three have taken it all in stride."
Harris is a member of the Rivals.com Rivals100 team for the class of 2007 and he is ranked as the nation's No. 35 prospect at any position. Rivals.com rates Harris as the nation's No. 4 defensive tackle prospect and he also a member of the Rivals.com California top 100 landing as a the Golden State's No. 4 prospect at any position.
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