Make it 11 commitments in 11 days for Arizona as the Wildcats' recruiting momentum continued Friday, with three-star wide receiver Audric Harris announcing his decision a handful of days after wrapping up his official visit to Tucson.

With the addition of Harris, the Wildcats are at 16 commits for the 2024 class. Of those 16 commits, nine of them come from the offensive side of the football and Harris is Arizona's third receiver of the recruiting class.

His final decision seemed to come down to Arizona and Cal, which he visited in back-to-back weeks, but the Wildcats showed him everything he was looking for in a school and football program.

"Ever since I came to the spring game I've seen how all the players interact with each other, how all the coaches interact with each other. I definitely knew it was a family environment. Coming back and seeing more of the family environment they had, it kind of solidified it for me," Harris told GOAZCATS.com. "It was amazing because at [Bishop] Gorman, it's a family environment -- we basically have the same thing, everybody knows each other, all our parents, all our families and all the coaches know each other so it's basically the same thing, which is kind of good for me because that's what I'm comfortable with is that kind of environment."

Harris is a 6-foot, 176-pound wide receiver from national power Bishop Gorman in Las Vegas, Nev., who picked Arizona over offers from Cal, Arizona State, BYU and Utah among others.

This is Arizona's second commit from Nevada in this class, following Landon Bell, who decommitted from Washington and flipped to Arizona.

While Harris' official visit last weekend was his third trip to see the program, there were still questions he wanted more clarity on -- and the answers he got removed any doubt in his mind.