Football recruiting: Naki Tuakoi, the area’s top-ranked class of 2024 recruit, will attend local university
The Bay Area’s top football prospect in the class of 2024 is set to stay close to home for his college career.
Four-star outside linebacker Naki Tuakoi, a 6-4 and 222-pound edge-rusher from Fremont-Oakland who is the region’s highest-ranked recruit according toTuakoi, who was named all-Oakland Athletic League as a junior, officially committed to the Cardinal on June 12. One day later, Dylan Stephenson, a pass-rusher from Columbus-Miami, committed to Stanford, giving the school its second four-star recruit.“I have been blessed with life changing opportunities and am grateful for it all,” Tuakoi wrote on his personal Instagram page. “This was not an easy decision but is one that I felt presented me with amazing opportunities both on and off the field.”
The talented defender also held offers from USC, Oregon, Notre Dame, Tennessee and other Power 5 schools.
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