This page will serve as a central hub for all the information coming in throughout the next three days as Arizona continues to add the pieces to its 2020 recruiting class during the regular signing period.
National Signing Day links
2020 Arizona commit list | National Signing Day running thread
2020 team recruiting rankings | 2020 Pac-12 recruiting rankings
National Signing Day stories
UPDATE: Assessing Arizona's 2020 class entering NSD
UPDATE: What to know as the Wildcats enter National Signing Day
COMMITMENT: Edric Whitley flips from UNLV to Arizona
COMMITMENT: Chicago DL recruit Shontrail Key picks UA
PHOTOS: National Signing Day ceremonies
Commitment map
Early Signing Period stories
WAR ROOM: The latest on recruiting
WAR ROOM: The latest on Arizona's search for a defensive coordinator
WHAT TO WATCH FOR: Early signing period top storylines
UPDATE: Arizona holds off late push from USC to lock up Regen Terry
COMMITMENT: Arizona adds JUCO TE Stacey Marshall Jr.
PHOTOS: Early signing period signing ceremonies
RADIO INTERVIEW: Senior editor Matt Moreno on Eye On The Ball
UPDATE: Five takeaways from the early signing period ... so far
PODCAST: Early signing period wrap-up
AWARDS: Arizona's 2020 early signing period class superlatives
VIDEO: Kevin Sumlin discusses the Wildcats' 2020 early signees
STORY: Grading Arizona's early signing period class (offense)
STORY: Grading Arizona's early signing period class (defense)
2020 Arizona signees
SIGNED: YES
BIO: The three-star quarterback from Gilbert High School was the first recruit to join Arizona's 2020 class. Plummer finished his senior season with 3,584 yards and 33 passing touchdowns to go with 502 yards on the ground and 10 rushing scores. He picked Arizona over offers from Colorado, Oregon State, Oklahoma State, Duke and North Texas.
SIGNED: YES
BIO: The impressive defensive back from Culver City High School in Southern California was the second member of Arizona's recruiting class after he picked the Wildcats after visiting Tucson back in April. Crump only saw the college attention increase after his pledge to the Wildcats with Oregon State, BYU and San Diego State all becoming involved. He finished the season with 59 tackles (42 solo) to go with three interceptions and six pass breakups.
SIGNED: YES
BIO: Arizona has continued to focus on finding talent in Florida and one of the prospects from the Sunshine State who will be making the trek across the country for college is the big offensive lineman from Deefield Beach High School. Jean committed to the Wildcats after taking an official visit early in the summer picking Arizona over offers from Florida Atlantic, USF, Indiana, Rutgers, Syracuse and Temple among others.
SIGNED: YES
BIO: The three-star running back from Lakeridge High School was one of Arizona's commitments in the month of July. John took an official visit to see UA in June, and he turned into one of the first prospects running backs coach DeMarco Murray prioritized in the class. Eventually the Wildcats beat out programs such as Oregon, USC, Nebraska, Utah, BYU and Oregon State for his pledge. As a senior the three-star prospect ran for 2,074 yards and 21 touchdowns in addition to catching 12 passes for 214 yards.
SIGNED: YES
BIO: One of Arizona's most important commitments in the class, the three-star prospect picked the Wildcats in July helping to fill a pressing need along the defensive line. The athletic defensive lineman could play multiple positions for the Wildcats, and UA's area recruiter Demetrice Martin made him a priority early in the process. Eventually, the 6-foot-5 recruit picked Arizona over offers from Arizona State, Hawaii, New Mexico and Sacramento State. He finished his senior season at Orange Vista High School with 28 tackles (19 solo) and five sacks earning him a spot on the All-CIF Division 12 team.
SIGNED: YES
BIO: The defensive lineman is one of the in-state prospects who decided to stay close to home and pick the Wildcats. Terry has strong blood lines with a father who was previously on staff at Boston College and a brother on the roster with the Golden Eagles. Terry made the most of his situation at Florence by becoming one of the most sought after prospects in the state. Eventually, he picked Arizona over offers from Nebraska, Utah, Cal, Boise State, Boston College, Kansas State and Arizona State. USC offered him after he committed to the Wildcats. He finished his senior season at Florence High with 70 tackles (47 solo), 10 tackles for loss and four sacks.
SIGNED: YES
BIO: The three-star athlete from Florida was one of the latest recruits to join the Wildcats' 2020 class. Arizona had long been in pursuit of the versatile two-way star from Cardinal Gibbons High School, but he didn't take his official visit to see the program until December. Before he left Tucson he decided to commit to the program over offers from FAU, Tennessee, Kentucky, Louisville, Kansas State, Pittsburgh and Indiana among many others. Wright follows one of his old teammates to Tucson as former Cardinal Gibbons offensive lineman Jamari Williams is currently a freshman with the Wildcats. Wright is another prospect who has strong bloodlines with a brother who played in the NFL and another brother who is currently at Alabama. As a senior he caught 19 passes for 233 yards and four touchdowns.
SIGNED: YES
BIO: Another one of Arizona's early summer commits, the Missouri-based offensive lineman is an important piece to the Wildcats' 2020 class. A center prospect, Baker has played at different positions along the offensive line giving him a strong skill set coming into his college career. The 6-foot-3 prospect picked Arizona over offers from Illinois, Kansas, Memphis, Navy and Wyoming in addition to more than a dozen others.
SIGNED: YES
BIO: One of the positions that Arizona's coaching staff prioritized throughout the early portion of the recruiting cycle was the wide receiver spot. The Wildcats want to have as much size outside moving forward, so adding a 6-foot-3 prospect like Miller to the class was a step in the right direction. The standout from Centennial High School in Peoria made an official visit to the in-state program down south in June before coming to his decision on Independence Day. Miller picked the Wildcats over offers from Arizona State, Iowa State, Wisconsin, Oregon State and Colorado State among others. As a senior Miller caught 30 passes for 460 yards and seven touchdowns.
SIGNED: YES
BIO: Arizona went over seas for one of its commits in the class as the two-star athlete from Germany decided to make the move to the US back in October when he picked the Wildcats after taking an official visit to see the program up close. Miranda has good size and could fill a couple different roles for the Wildcats once he arrives on campus. As the process played out the Berlin-based recruit became a priority for the UA coaching staff and he eventually picked the Wildcats over offers from Cincinnati, Georgia Tech, UConn and Toledo among others.
SIGNED: YES
BIO: After taking a scholarship punter in the 2019 class, Arizona decided that it wanted to add a place kicker to the 2020 class and it identified the standout kicker and punter from Lovejoy High School in Texas as one of its priorities. The 6-foot recruit made the trek out to Arizona to see the program up close before picking the Wildcats in September. Loop won the special teams MVP award for his district during his senior season and he heads into his college career as one of the top kicking prospects in the class.
SIGNED: YES
BIO: Arizona didn't make it out of the first day of the early singing period without making one more addition to the recruiting class. After losing a tight end recruit earlier in the week, the Wildcats turned their attention to the junior college ranks and Hutchinson Community College in Kansas. Marshall announced his commitment to the Wildcats on National Signing Day picking the Pac-12 program over offers from UNLV, UTEP, Charlotte, New Mexico, UAB and Southern Miss among others.
SIGNED: YES
BIO: Arizona had long been the favorite for the versatile all-purpose back from Houston. Brown took an official visit to UA back in the spring and sat on that trip until December just as the early signing period was about to get underway when he visited Michigan State. Ultimately, Brown decided to stick with the plan of committing to the Wildcats and he made that choice a few weeks ago during the dead period. The three-star prospect is one of the most talented recruits in UA's class and is someone other programs have tried to persuade away from the Wildcats. His abilities as a pass catcher and ball carrier make him an invaluable piece to the offensive staff as he gets set to join the deepest position group at Arizona. Brown ultimately picked Arizona over offers from MSU, Nebraska, Utah, Baylor, Arkansas, Texas Tech, Colorado and Missouri.
SIGNED: YES
BIO: Arizona needed to find an answer after the loss of longtime commit Alphonse Oywak who flipped to Washington State. The answer came in the final hours of the process ahead of National Signing Day as the Wildcats were able to flip the UNLV pledge just days after his commitment to the Rebels. Whitely is someone other Power Five programs had their eye on with offers from Miami and Ole Miss coming through in the last month ahead of the signing period. Eventually, he was able to find his way to the Wildcats to help fill an important need for Kevin Sumlin's program on the back end of the defense.
SIGNED: YES
BIO: Arizona decided to continue to look outside the borders of the United States after the early signing period. Rather than look to prospects outside North America, however, the Wildcats kept it a little bit closer to home with some attention on recruits in the North. The Canadian offensive lineman from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan was previously committed to South Dakota, but as more college programs began to show interest he backed off that pledge by September and started to evaluate his other options. He took official visits to Indiana and Kansas before the early signing period, but he opted to wait out the process and eventually that led to the Wildcats sending offensive line coach Kyle DeVan to meet with him. After that visit the Wildcats offered and Magnuson committed to UA. The three-star prospect has strong bloodlines with a father who played at Washington State plus uncles who played in both the CFL and NHL.
SIGNED: YES
BIO: Arizona's previous defensive coaches like the three-star defensive lineman from Chicago to offer him in the fall. Eventually, things went a bit quiet as he continued to look at his options that included two in-state schools, Illinois and Southern Illinois. Key, who has only played one season of football so far, is a basketball player who made the transition to the gridiron and his size helped him get noticed. Once the new coaches came on board in Tucson, particularly defensive line coach Stan Eggen, the intensity was turned up and the Wildcats made Key a priority eventually landing his commitment on National Signing Day.
SIGNED: YES
BIO: Things moved quickly in the recruitment of the three-star linebacker from Baton Rouge. Triplett added an offer from Arizona late in the summer just before he planned to trim down his list and work toward making a decision ahead of his senior season. The offer from the Wildcats changed those plans and he immediately set up an official visit to make the trip out to Tucson to see the program up close. Ultimately, he picked Arizona over offers from Oklahoma State, Texas Tech, Louisville, Memphis and Colorado State among others.
SIGNED: YES
BIO: Arizona made it a priority after the early signing period to focus on recruiting pass rushers and linebackers as the new defensive coaches help the Wildcats make the transition to a 3-4 defense. The Wildcats had plenty of options come to the forefront once the new year arrived and among that group was the big linebacker from Paetow High School in Katy, Texas. Eventually, UA's coaches decided to take a chance and offer the two-star recruit with Mourning ultimately deciding to take an official visit to Tucson. He committed to the program at the end of his trip giving Arizona a much-needed addition at the linebacker spot.
