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“This Is a Day I’ll Never Forget”: 2028 Safety Slade Stevenson Reacts to First Offer from Utah

The 2028 college football recruiting landscape saw a flurry of activity this past weekend, with several top prospects visiting programs and receiving offers. Four-star quarterback Treyvone Towns Jr.

from California shared his excitement about Utah’s Rice-Eccles Stadium, praising its energetic atmosphere and the Utes’ innovative two-quarterback system, which has positioned them as a top contender for elite talent. Meanwhile, defensive back Micah Hannah, another highly ranked recruit, highlighted Utah’s Rice-Ecels Stadium experience as the best he’s encountered, noting the coaching staff’s impact on his decision-making process.

Beyond Utah, Colorado head coach Deion Sanders emphasized his team’s respect for Utah’s program and coach Morgan Scalley ahead of their upcoming matchup. Scalley, in turn, discussed his familiarity with Colorado quarterback Isaac Wilson, signaling a strategic focus on the game’s key player.

Other notable developments included Michigan extending an offer to an in-state quarterback recruit for the 2028 class, while Texas added a three-star defensive lineman, Josiah Taylor, from Florida to their roster. Kansas State also made a move by offering offensive lineman James Bennett, a recruit with FBS-level potential from Colorado.

The weekend’s visits and offers underscored the competitive nature of recruiting, with programs across conferences actively vying for top talent.

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