Sarell eyes early Pac-12 leader
Foster Sarell has already landed four offers and the 2017 offensive tackle has his eye on a Pac-12 powerhouse that he's visited early in his recruitment.
"Stanford would be my top," Sarell said. "I've been in pretty good contact with them and I took a tour of Stanford a couple weeks ago.
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"I like the way they approach things. I talk to the offensive line coach a lot and I like his style of football. I like the way they carry themselves and the academics is really big."
The Graham (Wash.) Graham-Kapowsin standout has already received offers from Washington, Oregon State, Boise State and Eastern Washington. Washington State is also getting more involved and could offer soon.
Sarell said college coaches have stopped by his school and many of them have offered. At the very least, they promise to stay in close touch with the 6-foot-6, 315-pound prospect.
"They've been coming in the school and I've been getting the offers," Sarell said.
"They like my size and the way I'm built. I'm built pretty thick and I have some definition so they really like that. They like the way I move, too."
Sarell is completely open to hearing from new programs as well.
The 2017 prospect said some of his top targets would be USC, Texas A&M, Ole Miss, Texas and Alabama. Of course, Sarell wants to stay involved with Stanford as well and hope the offer comes later in his recruitment.
"There are schools I want to offer me," Sarell said. "I'm just taking it day-by-day. I know it's a long process so I'm trying to handle it as it comes."