At the UCLA visit, Prodigy Athletes were separated into 2 groups and given tours of the campus, athletic facilities, and were allowed on the practice field to follow their respective position coaches around the various drills. All the coaches stayed to take pictures and talk with Prodigy Athletes following practice. At the Spring Game visit, Prodigy Athlete Brent Walker of NORCO HS was offered a full scholarship. Under the goal post opposite the Big Screen of the Rose Bowl, Brent gave Coach Lau a hug and thanked him for working with the UCLA staff in recruiting him. Prodigy Athletes would like to thank Recruiting Coordinator Pat Girardi for all his hard work in being a Prodigy advocate.

At Cal Berkeley Prodigy Athletes got to tour the athletic facilities and see Coach LaReylle Cunningham in 5 Bowl Posters. Coach Al Simmons played host and has been a long time Prodigy advocate. Prior to practice Prodigy Athletes took the brief time in their schedule to eat at the famous Zachary's Pizza in Berkeley, and then ran 10 laps on the Stadium bleachers. Several over achievers ran 15, including freshman standout Su'a Cravens, Heritage star Donavon Adams and starting corner back of the CIF Champs, Dylan Valentine. The Prodigy Linemen were led by Chaparral standout Tyrone Knight, Brandon Sattelmaier (offered by Miles College), followed by Beau Boyster of St. John Bosco (offered by Oregon State). Prodigy Athletes were encouraged to follow their position coaches on the practice field.

Stanford rolled out the red carpet as Prodigy Athletes began with an academic meeting that explained the Stanford Academic standard. Prodigy Athletes were then split up into their respective positions and joined the Cardinals in their position specific team meetings. Spring practice followed and Coach Harbaugh made sure to take the time to meet each of our athletes and take pictures with the group.

San Jose State University was the last to host Prodigy Athletes and was a very nice ending to a great trip. The coaches were very personable, and Coach Kinji Green has always been a big Prodigy proponent. He made sure that each of our athletes met their respective position coaches including soon to be Hall of Fame Defensive End, Bryant Young. A very special thanks to Head Coach Mike MacIntyre who came to speak to the attending Prodigy families following practice and for introducing us to the largest burritos this side of the equator. Brandon Sattelmaier finished a 2.5 pound burrito with room for more... next time he will attempt their 5 pound burrito!