Utah is one of three teams set to host four-star interior offensive lineman Esun Tafa from Draper (Utah) Corner Canyon for an official visit, following his de-commitment from Washington in early February.
While Tafa, who stands 6-foot-5 and weighs 290 pounds, is considering other options, a return to Washington is still a possibility, as the Huskies are among the programs he will visit.
USC is another team in the running, but Tafa is also receiving interest from several other schools, including Arizona State, Arkansas, BYU, and Miami, among others, all of which have extended offers.
Tafa is currently ranked as the No. 15 interior offensive lineman (IOL) in his class, the No. 5 prospect in Utah, and the No. 231 recruit nationally for this cycle.
He played a key role in maintaining a strong offensive line for Corner Canyon, which finished the season with a 13-1 record.
The high school, known for producing top talent like quarterback Zach Wilson, has sent numerous players to the next level, and Tafa appears to be on a similar path. While it’s still unclear where he’ll commit, it will be interesting to see if he decides to stay in-state and start his college career with the Utes.