Julio Gonzales, Jr. is a Recruiting Analyst at Rivals.com. He covers a range of topics within the sports realm, focusing on both team and individual sports, as well as the business side of competitive sports. Julio's insights and analyses have been featured in prominent outlets including Sports Illustrated and Yardbarker.
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Julio Gonzales, Jr. primarily covers college football recruiting news with a focus on Texas Tech University and specific high schools and players. He's likely to be interested in pitches related to announcements regarding recruit commitments, offers made by Texas Tech, as well as event coverage related to official visits or other significant events in the recruitment process.
Given his emphasis on specific player names and high school affiliations, he may find value in sources who can provide insights into the personal stories or career trajectories of these athletes. Pitches offering exclusive interviews with recruits, coaches, or individuals associated with Cibolo Steele High School could align well with his coverage.
As Julio does not have a specified geographic focus but heavily features Texas Tech University and individual high schools across different states such as Louisiana (LA) and Kansas (KS), consider tailoring your pitch to resonate within these areas while keeping it relevant for broader college football recruiting topics.
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The Kuemper Catholic School All-State offensive tackle committed to the Jackrabbits on Friday, choosing them over offers from UNI, North Dakota, South Dakota, Army, and Navy.
A big-time pickup for the Quakers out of Georgia
By: Julio Gonzales, Jr.
Another big recruiting win for the Jackrabbits in Iowa
The Bobcats add another ATH to their loaded 2027 recruiting class
By: Julio Gonzales
The Cypress Springs running back committed to the Leopards over offers from UTSA, New Mexico, UTEP, and Tulsa, among others.
UC Davis has been high on Eli Dukes since his sophomore year, when offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach Paul Shelton visited him at Palma High School on January 28, 2025.
By: Julio Gonzales, Jr.
Being able to play college football alongside your brother isn’t something a lot of recruits can do. But for Fort Lauderdale (FL) Cardinal Gibbons High School c
The Longview First-Team All-District selection committed to the Lumberjacks over Lamar and several Division II programs.
The Dripping Springs record-setting quarterback chose the Vaqueros over offers from North Texas, East Carolina, Lamar, and Prairie View A&M.
The road to playing Division I college football is different for every prospect. Some go straight from high school to a Division I program, while others begin a
