Utah Utes football: National signing day, U. verbal commits

Junior Salt, Mount San Antonio junior college, Walnut, Calif.; 6-3, 340, OL; Salt originally committed to Florida, but switched to Utah following an official visit. He's originally from Utah and will immediately compete for a spot on the team.

Reginald Porter, Amite High School, Amite, La.; 6-1, 190, DB; Porter chose Utah over Louisiana-Lafayette and Louisiana-Monroe. He'll likely play safety while at Utah.

Brian Allen, La Marque High School, La Marque, Texas; 6-4, 170, WR; Allen chose Utah over Nevada, North Texas and UTEP. His size it his biggest attribute and could allow him to compete immediately for a spot.

ReShawn Hooker, A.B. Miller High School, Fontana, Calif.; 6-2, 200, LB; Hooker chose to commit to Utah over such schools as Arizona, Arizona State, Colorado and UCLA. He's considered as a Stevenson Sylvester clone by Ute coaches and will play outside linebacker.

Jeremiah Valoaga, Channel Islands High School, Oxnard, Calif.; 6-7, 215, TE; Voloaga held offers from Idaho and Hawaii at the time of his commitment.

Marc Pouvave, Southwestern Community College, Chula Vista, Calif.; 6-5, 315, OL; Pouvave committed to Utah, choosing them over hometown favorite San Diego State.

Cedrick Poutasi, Desert Pines High School, Las Vegas, Nev.; 6-5, 322, OL; Poutasi is a four-star prospect who held offers from almost every Pac-12 school along with some Big-12 schools. He headlines what looks to be a very impressive offensive line class for the Utes.