Arizona – Jonah Savaiinaea, Sophomore Guard

Expect him to be much better known by the end of the season around the Pac.

Arizona State – Giovanni Sanders, Senior Wide Receiver

I think Kenny Dillingham is going to get their offense cooking, though, the way he did Oregon’s last year and Sanders is poised to really ramp up his production as a veteran receiver.

Cal – Craig Woodson, Junior Safety

Woodson looks next in line with Daniel Scott off to the NFL. Look for him to challenge for All-Pac-12 honors after just being a good DB so far in his career.

Colorado – Cormani McClain, Freshman Cornerback

Expect him to especially look good teamed with a former top recruit in the country and incoming Jackson State transfer Travis Hunter at the other corner spot.

Oregon – Josh Conerly Jr., Sophomore Tackle

It feels like he could slide in at left tackle next year and quickly become a star for the Ducks.

Oregon State – Oluwaseyi Omotosho, Junior Defensive End

He feels like he could immediately add a huge needed wrinkle to the Beavers’ defense.

Stanford – David Bailey, Sophomore Defensive End

UCLA – TJ Harden, Sophomore Running Back

Harden flashed with a huge Sun Bowl and I think will have a really good 2023, even if he’s splitting time with Steele.

USC – Mario Williams, Junior Wide Receiver

He’ll be a bigger target for Caleb Williams.

Utah – Lander Barton, Sophomore Linebacker

Barton was great as a freshman and looks like the kind of guy who could be one of their next defensive studs.

Also watch for Van Fillinger, Simote Pepa, and JaTravis Broughton.

Washington – Roger Rosengarten, Sophomore Tackle

I think this year he jumps up from big time freshman to All-Pac-12 player.

Washington State – Jaden Hicks, Sophomore Safety

This year he should star as one of the Pac-12’s best DBs.