That said I would like to point out that only two Orange County boys made the "TOP DOG" or "TOP PERFORMER" list. MATER DEI's MYLES MAURO and CORONA DEL MAR's MARK REDMAN.
Top performers: Polynesian Bowl & Combine
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ALPHA DOG
OL Myles Murao — The class of 2020 lineman from Santa Ana (Calif.) Mater Dei came into the camp with plenty of buzz and he backed it all up. Defenders found it very difficult to gain any ground on the four-star prospect, who flashed his strength and athleticism at tackle and guard in one-on-one battles. Murao is technically sound, competitive and composed, and should be one of the best juniors out West this coming season.
TOP FIVE OFFENSE
QB Caleb Williams — The rising sophomore from Washington (D.C.) Gonzaga was unaffected by the gusty conditions at Ed Fountain Park, showing his arm strength, touch and anticipation. He’s already picked up a handful of scholarship offers, including Michigan and Penn State, and looks like one of the better quarterbacks for the class of 2021 early on.
OL Logan Sagapolu — The stock continues to build for the powerful center from Lehi (Utah) Skyridge. Sagapolu kicked off the weekend by landing a scholarship offer from Arizona before dominating the one-on-one battles. He’s tremendously strong off the snap and keeps his feet moving through contact to toy with pass rushers. With his performance, Sagapolu earned an invite to the 2019 Polynesian Bowl.
WR Trustin Oliver — No receiver displayed the body control and fluidity that Oliver did this weekend. The three-star prospect from Parker (Colo.) Legend had the highlight of the event Sunday, going up for a ball in the corner of the end zone and hauling in the touchdown with only his left hand. Colorado State and Utah are the two big offers heading into the spring evaluation period.
TE Mark Redman — Linebackers and safeties had the unenviable task of guarding the 6-foot-6, 250-pound prospect from Newport Beach (Calif.) Corona del Mar. Redman was very impressive in the red zone, using his size to overmatch defenders and go up for the football in tight spaces. He has a good chance to be among the elite players at his position in the class of 2020.
I am still shaking my head at General Booty leaving this receiving duo at CDM. John Humphries same class 2020 already has offers from two PAC-12 schools, CAL and UTAH. These two 6'5 receivers are still sophomores

247sports on Redman,
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247sports ranks Redman as the #12 TE in the country class of 2020 and #3 in the state of California.
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