Bay Area Recruit Trevor Rogers Commits to Cal Football for 2024

He is a wide receiver from Lafayette who becomes the Bears' sixth commitment for 2024

Cal football got its sixth commitment for the class of 2024 on Wednesday, but it was its first from a Bay Area recruit as wide receiver Trevor Rogers of Acalanes High School in Lafayette, Calif., announced on social media that he has committed to Cal.

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— Trevor Rogers (@tdrogers11) June 22, 2023

The 6-foot-3, 200-pound Rogers is considered a three-star recruit who is rated the nation's 187th-best wide receiver recruit in the class of 2024 by 247 Sports.  He chose Cal after getting offers from Washington State, San Diego State, San Jose State, Fresno State and Colorado State, among others.

"The biggest reason I picked Cal was it's close to home so my family can watch every home game," said Rogers, according to Bear Territory. "Also, my relationship with coach (Burl) Toler has been amazing throughout the years."

"The biggest reason I picked Cal was it's close to home so my family can watch every home game," said Rogers, according to Bear Territory. "Also, my relationship with coach (Burl) Toler has been amazing throughout the years. I knew it was the place for me after the 7on7 tournament they held. Playing in that stadium just felt right.

"The coaches played a huge role. I've known them for a while because my brother played there so I’ve been going to practices and games forever. Seeing them from the stands, always knowing I wanted to be on the field."

Trevor Rogers is the brother of Chris Rogers, who was a redshirt junior wide receiver with the Bears this past season.

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