Lenius raves about Pac-12 trip
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Brayden Lenius took an official visit to Washington State this past weekend and had rave reviews.
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The West Hills (Calif.) Chaminade wide receiver is originally from Vancouver, Canada, so playing in Pullman would actually be returning closer to home.
The trip went really well for Lenius, who had an outstanding senior season and helped Chaminade to its state championship, but he's not ready to make any commitments yet.
"I loved it," Lenius said. "It was a good trip.
"Everybody is like one big family. All the coaches, I talked to all the coaches and I liked them. I talked to the receivers coach and it's all good, I like them all.
"They want me to play outside or inside, too. They want me to go back and forth. I didn't commit. I'm still going to take my visits."
The 6-foot-5, 214-pound wide receiver, who really emerged this season as one of the top receivers in California has two more visits before he makes his decision.
Lenius will visit Minnesota this weekend and then decided on Miami for his final official trip as the month of January closes out. He was also considering a visit to Washington, but that doesn't look like it will happen.
The Miami trip could be interesting. His teammate, four-star quarterback Brad Kaaya, is committed there and if things go well the Hurricanes could definitely emerge in his recruitment.
Adam Gorney is a West Region football recruiting analyst for Rivals.com. You can click here to follow him on Twitter.
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