Leviticus Su'a committed to Arizona during the Polynesian Bowl.
Just minutes after UA quarterback signee Brayden Dorman threw a touchdown pass during the first quarter of the Polynesian Bowl, an annual high school showcase in Honolulu, four-star linebacker Leviticus Su'a committed to the Wildcats, becoming the latest addition to Arizona's defensive-heavy 2023 recruiting class.
"They were one of the first schools to start recruiting me heavily," Su'a said of Arizona on the NFL Network broadcast."The culture they're building over there, how they're pushing the Polynesian culture into that program, it's really great and I see big things happening over there, for sure." Su'a is the third Mater Dei prospect to join the Wildcats since Jedd Fisch was hired. The Wildcats also have defensive linemen Jacob Rich Kongaika and Ta'ita'i Uiagalelei. In four seasons with the Monarchs, Su'a logged 134 tackles, 4.5 sacks, three interceptions and two forced fumbles.
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