MWCConnection Recruiting Roundup 4-27-26. Everyone gets an offer!

Oct 11, 2025; Oxford, Mississippi, USA; Washington State Cougars helmet sits on the sideline during the second quarter against the Mississippi Rebels at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Petre Thomas-Imagn Images | Petre Thomas-Imagn Images

It’s another week of the Recruiting Roundup.

The calendar has now turned to April, and teams are hosting many recruits for Junior Days and other unofficial visits. There are also a ton of official visits being scheduled for June, so expect that to be a huge recruiting month for all teams, including those in the Mountain West and Pac-12.

Many teams are wrapping up spring practices, with visitors in town to watch the games. There were lots of new offers handed out over the past week, 61 to be exact, with Colorado State leading the charge with 14 all on its own. The Rams were one of fifteen teams on our list that handed out at least one offer. Then, there were four new commitments, belonging to Air Force, Fresno State, NIU, and Washington State.

On the cover photo, we are giving the Cougars the spotlight this week.

Class of 2027 Cover Photo Total:

• Air Force: 1
• Fresno State: 1
• North Dakota State: 1
• NIU: 1
• Oregon State: 1
• San Jose State: 1
• UNLV: 1
• UTEP: 1
• Washington State: 1

Recruiting Calendar:

Starting today and going through mid-April, we are in a quiet period. On-campus contact is permitted, while off-campus contact is limited to text, calls, and DMs.

Next College Student Athlete says:

The NCAA defines the quiet period as a time when “a college coach may not have face-to-face contact with college-bound student-athletes or their parents off the college campus and may not watch student-athletes compete or visit their high school.” To break it down, the NCAA Quiet Period is a time you can talk to college coaches in-person on their college campus. However, the coach is not allowed to watch athletes compete in-person, visit their school, talk to them at their home—or talk to them anywhere outside of the college campus. Coaches can still text, call, email or direct message coaches during this time.