Haman continues to get big offers

The last few weeks have been spectacular for Brock Haman since the Scottsdale (Ariz.) Saguaro outside linebacker has picked up offers from Arizona and Arizona State and things got better in recent days when Arkansas sent the 6-foot-4, 235-pound recruit an offer as well.

Haman, a three-star prospect rated No. 14 in the Arizona state rankings by Rivals.com, camped with the Razorbacks this summer and is seriously considering them. The coaching staff, facilities and playing in the SEC are the main draws for Haman to head to Fayetteville.

"I don't think I could have liked them anymore if they offered or not because I like them a lot already," Haman said. "I still like them a lot obviously. I like the program, everything about it pretty much. It's definitely an exciting day because they offered.

"The SEC factor, you always take that into consideration, and the coaching staff there is amazing, especially just going to camp and seeing it first-hand, seeing the facilities first-hand, just the competition of the camps, all the recruits that want to go to Arkansas. It's showing you all the guys you'd be playing with and even against talent-wise in the SEC. I really liked it and enjoyed the camp."

Family and friends will certainly try to convince Haman to stay closer to home - with Arizona State being the closest school - and that's something he will consider as he gets closer to a decision.

Haman, who had 51 tackles and two sacks last season, said he grew up watching Arizona and Arizona State football and now that both have offered both will be strongly considered.

"They're very close to home so that's definitely a big factor," Haman said. "I like them a lot because of that. I'm sure my family and friends are leaning toward me going to an Arizona school especially Arizona State because it's so close. I'm overall really happy with all three offers I got lately. They're three huge offers and I'm glad I got all of them.

"There are a couple schools I'm waiting for but I'm not going to wait it out and see how many offers I can get. There are a couple schools I'm waiting for and a couple more factors I need to take in but I'm looking to make a decision pretty soon."

Arkansas, Arizona, Arizona State, Oregon State and UCLA is the top five for Haman, who said he'd like to get offered by the Bruins since he was born in Los Angeles, still has family there and is still seriously considering that program. He admits out of his top five he talks to UCLA the least.