Mater Dei, St. John Bosco rosters feature over 45 high school football players with FBS offers

Bryce Young, DJ Uiagalelei, Myles Murao and Kourt Williams lead the list of star power for the No. 1 vs. No. 2 showdown.

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Oct 23, 2019, 1:00pm
Video: Top recruits for Mater Dei and St. John Bosco
A look at the top players featured from the two Trinity League powers.

There will be 49 players on the field Friday rated as a 3-star recruit or have at least one FBS offer when No. 1 Mater Dei (Santa Ana, Calif.) squares off against No. 2 St. John Bosco (Bellflower, Calif.).

Expect that number to grow because Dean Neeley, BJ Tolo, Quincy Craig, Nathan Burrell and Jarius Satele should land offers sooner rather than later.

This is already one of the best rivalries in high school football and it's even better when it is No. 1 vs. No. 2. Tickets went on sale this past weekend and were sold out in less than 24 hours and it has been reported some tickets were being sold on Craigslist for over $100.

Mater Dei (Santa Ana, Calif.) has been the top-ranked team from the start and is 8-0 in 2019. The Monarchs have won every game by at least 16 points and are winning by nearly 40 points per game.

St. John Bosco (Bellflower, Calif.) started the year at No. 3 and moved up a spot when the Monarchs knocked off St. Frances Academy (Baltimore). The Braves are 8-0 and have won all but one game by double digits.

For the first time ever during the modern recruiting rankings era (1999) the top two quarterbacks will be playing against each other. 2020 Clemson commit DJ Uiagalelei checks in as the No. 1 rated QB and 2020 Alabama commit Bryce Young is the top dual-threat quarterback and No. 2 overall.

This will be the third matchup between the two, they split in 2018.

Don't expect this to be the last meeting between the two Southern California powers as they've played in the past three CIF Southern Section Division 1 championships. The Braves won in 2016 and the Monarchs won in 2017 and 2018.

Here is a complete list of all the players who are ranked or have an FBS offer according to 247sports composite as of Oct. 23, 2019.
Graphic by Ryan Escobar

No. 1 Mater Dei

Class of 2020

5-stars

QB — Bryce Young | 5-foot-11 | 183 pounds
No. 21 overall recruit | No. 1 dual threat quarterback | No. 3 in California | Alabama commit

4-stars

OL — Myles Murao | 6-2 | 312
No. 91 overall recruit | No. 11 offensive tackle | No. 11 in California | Washington commit

3-stars

DT — Sefita Tupe | 6-0 | 298
No. 774 overall recruit | No. 68 defensive tackle | No. 63 in California | uncommitted

LB — Kobah Fuamatu | 6-1 | 200
No. 1,058 overall recruit | No. 74 outside linebacker | No. 82 in California | uncommitted

OL — Andrew Fa'atoalia | 6-3 | 300
No. 1,225 overall recruit | No. 23 center | No. 101 in California | uncommitted

WR — Kody Epps | 5-10 | 170
No. 1,227 overall recruit | No. 178 wide receiver | No. 102 in California | uncommitted

OL — Tai Marks | 6-2 | 308
No. 1,467 overall recruit | No. 30 center | No. 142 in California | uncommitted

LB — Moses Sepulona | 5-9 | 191
No. 1,736 overall recruit | No. 128 outside linebacker | No. 168 in California | uncommitted

LB — Ray Leutele | 5-11 | 215
No. 2,500-plus overall recruit | No. 112 inside linebacker | No. 257 in California | uncommitted

DT — Martin Salazar | 6-0 | 260
No. 2,500-plus overall recruit | No. 191 defensive tackle | No. 369 in California | uncommitted

LB — Nate White | 6-1 | 215
No. 2,500-plus overall recruit | Pennsylvania commit

Class of 2021

4-stars

LB — Raesjon Davis | 6-1 | 210
No. 28 overall recruit | No. 2 outside linebacker | No. 3 in California | uncommitted

WR — Cristian Dixon | 6-2 | 187
No. 88 overall recruit | No. 16 wide receiver | No. 8 in California | uncommitted

CB — Jaylin Davies | 5-11 | 165
No. 129 overall recruit | No. 11 cornerback | No. 13 in California | uncommitted

ATH — Kyron Ware-Hudson | 6-1 | 200
No. 279 overall recruit | No. 28 athlete | No. 23 in California | uncommitted

3-stars

OL — George Miki-Han | 6-1 | 300
No. 677 overall recruit | No. 7 center | No. 53 in California | uncommitted

RB — Marceese Yetts | 5-7 | 154
No. 866 overall recruit | No. 74 running back | No. 80 in California | uncommitted

DE — Tyler Narayan | 6-1 | 255
No. 921 overall recruit | No. 53 strong side defensive end | No. 90 in California | uncommitted

Class of 2022

5-stars

CB — Domani Jackson | 6-1 | 170
No. 10 overall recruit | No. 2 cornerback | No. 1 in California | uncommitted

4-stars

WR — CJ Williams | 6-2 | 175
No. 43 overall recruit | No. 7 wide receiver | No. 6 in California | uncommitted

Others with FBS offers

LB — David Bailey | 6-3 | 220
Offer from LSU

CB — Joshua Hunter | 5-8 | 165
Offers from LSU and Oregon

CB — Cam Sidney | 5-10 | 162
Offer from Arkansas

No. 2 St. John Bosco

Class of 2020

5-stars

QB — DJ Uiagalelei | 6-4 | 246
No. 13 overall recruit | No. 1 pro style quarterback | No. 2 in California | Clemson commit

4-stars

LB — Kourt Williams II | 6-1 | 216
No. 161 overall recruit | No. 11 outside linebacker | No. 15 in California | Ohio State commit

WR — Kris Hutson | 5-10.5 | 175
No. 272 overall recruit | No. 48 wide receiver | No. 24 in California | Oregon commit

WR — Logan Loya | 5-11.5 | 185
No. 323 overall recruit | No. 57 wide receiver | No. 26 in California | uncommitted

3-stars

OL — Drake Metcalf | 6-2 | 276
No. 378 overall recruit | No. 7 center | No. 32 in California | Stanford commit

S — Jon Jon Vaughns | 6-2 | 215
No. 470 overall recruit | No. 29 outside linebacker | No. 40 in California | uncommitted

RB — Nathaniel Jones | 5-11 | 205
No. 515 overall recruit | No. 36 running back | No. 45 in California | UCLA commit

DT — Kobe Pepe | 6-1 | 294
No. 538 overall recruit | No. 47 defensive tackle | No. 48 in California | USC commit

CB — James Smith | 6-1 | 180
No. 788 overall recruit | No. 64 cornerback | No. 64 in California | Washington commit

S — Jake Newman | 6-1 | 192
No. 1,448 overall recruit | No. 102 safety | No. 128 in California | UCLA commit

OL — Logan Bednar | 6-2 | 295
No. 2,495 overall recruit | No. 155 offensive guard | No. 253 in California | Harvard commit

CB — Josh Alford | 5-9 | 160
No. 2,500-plus overall recruit | No. 228 cornerback | No. 269 in California | uncommitted

DT — Noa Masui | 6-6 | 250
No. 2,500-plus overall recruit | No. 179 defensive tackle | No. 287 in California | UC Davis commit

LB — Danny Lockhart | 5-10 | 229
No. 2,500-plus overall recruit | No. 120 inside linebacker | No. 297 in California | uncommitted

DE — Matthew Jordan | 6-3 | 245
No. 2,500-plus overall recruit | No. 139 strong side defensive end | No. 298 in California | uncommitted

LB — A.J. Gatto | 6-4 | 219
No. 2,500-plus overall recruit | No. 176 outside linebacker | No. 304 in California | Navy commit

Class of 2021

4-stars

WR — Beaux Collins | 6-2 | 195
No. 30 overall recruit | No. 2 wide receiver | No. 4 in California | uncommitted

LB — Ma'a Gaoteote | 6-2 | 220
No. 93 overall recruit | No. 4 outside linebacker | No. 9 in California | USC commit

3-stars

OL — Maximus Gibbs | 6-6 | 330
No. 643 overall recruit | No. 62 offensive tackle | No. 48 in California | uncommitted

WR — Jode McDuffie | 5-10 | 170
No. 834 overall recruit | No. 127 wide receiver | No. 69 in California | uncommitted

Class of 2022

4-stars

OL — Earnest Greene III | 6-4 | 301
No. 66 overall recruit | No. 4 offensive tackle | No. 8 in California | uncommitted

RB — Rayshon Luke | 5-8 | 160
No. 80 overall recruit | No. 11 running back | No. 9 in California | uncommitted

Others with FBS offers

CB — Tayvion Beasley | 5-9 | 155
Offers from Oregon, USC, and Brigham Young University

RB — Jabari Bates | 5-5.5 | 160
Offer from Nevada

Class of 2023

DE/TE — Matayo Uiagalelei | 6-3 | 210
Has offers from LSU, Oregon, and USC

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