
The Mountain West Conference’s recruiting push is heating up, with 24 new offers extended to prospects across 12 programs this week. Nevada led the charge with five offers, while Colorado State followed closely with four, signaling aggressive activity during the NCAA’s evaluation period.
The Wolf Pack also secured a commitment from the Class of 2027, while North Dakota State added a pledge from the Class of 2028. Several programs, including Hawaii, Oregon State, San Diego State, and San Jose State, each extended three offers, reflecting broad competition for top talent.
Meanwhile, tight ends like Zach Summer of Hawaii shared positive feedback on their visits, highlighting the growing emphasis on versatile offensive linemen in MWC schemes. With three months of evaluation ahead, coaches continue to leverage on-campus visits and in-person assessments to build their rosters for the coming seasons.

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