The local kid is in the fold.

Tailback Stevie Rocker Jr. of Canyon del Oro High School became the 14th player to submit his letter of intent to Arizona for the class of 2021.

Rocker is rated as a three-star prospect. He also had offers from BYU, Cal and Nevada.

Rocker (6-0, 205) is the only running back in the class so far. He also might be the last player who signs today.

Here are his highlights:

JC defensive end Alex Navarro-Silva officially joins Arizona's 2021 class

Make that two defensive linemen.

Arizona has inked another pass rusher, adding junior-college defensive end Alex Navarro-Silva to the fold.

The UA lists Navarro-Silva at 6-5, 275 pounds. He’s transferring from Riverside (Calif.) City College, where he was listed at 6-5, 220 as a freshman.

Here are Navarro’s Silva’s highlights:

Evan Branch-Haynes is first defensive lineman to sign with Arizona for 2021

Early signing day isn’t over yet, and the Arizona Wildcats finally have added a defensive lineman to the class.

Defensive tackle Evan Branch-Haynes is the latest player to sign with the UA.

The school lists Branch-Hayes at 6-2, 285 pounds. He attends Sacred Heart Cathedral Prep in Richmond, California.

Here are Branch-Haynes’ highlights:

UA adds another linebacker, DJ Fryar, to 2021 signing class

Arizona has added another linebacker to its 2021 recruiting class.

DJ Fryar of Steilacoom, Washington, is the latest player to sign with the Wildcats.

Fryar, a three-star prospect listed at 6-3, 215 pounds, is the third linebacker and 11th player overall to sign a letter of intent today.

Fryer also held offers from Air Force, Boise State and Washington State, among others.

Here are his highlights:

Jackson Bailey becomes second linebacker to sign with Arizona Wildcats

As happened in May, Jackson Bailey quickly followed fellow defender Kolbe Cage in joining the Arizona Wildcats’ class of 2021.

Bailey, a linebacker from Dallas, is the latest recruit to sign with Arizona. Back in May, he committed to the UA three days after Cage, who was the first verbal commitment in the class.

Bailey is the second linebacker to sign with Arizona among 10 total players. It’s a huge area of need.

The UA lists Bailey at 6-2, 225 pounds. He played at Red Oak High School. Here are some of his highlights:

Kolbe Cage, first commit in Arizona's 2021 class, officially signs with Wildcats

Kolbe Cage was the first player to commit to Arizona for 2021. He’s the ninth to officially sign with the Wildcats today.

The New Orleans product committed to the UA on May 5. He was one of four players from the city who would commit to Arizona. He is the only one who stuck it out after the UA fired Kevin Sumlin on Saturday.

Cage is considered a hybrid player at 6-0, 205 pounds. Arizona is calling him a safety. If that’s where he sticks, he’d be the fourth defensive back to join the class out of nine total players at this point.

Here are some of Cage’s highlights:

OL Davis DiVall, a transfer from Baylor and Arizona native, signs with Wildcats

Arizona has now signed eight players for 2021, and three are offensive linemen.

Davis DiVall, a transfer from Baylor, became the latest player to join the class.

DiVall began his high school career at Scottsdale Notre Dame Prep before transferring to Bridgton Academy in Maine. He redshirted at Baylor in 2019 before entering the NCAA transfer portal earlier this year.

Arizona is listing hm at 6-5, 295 pounds. Here are some of his highlights:

Javione Carr becomes third DB to sign with Arizona Wildcats

Now it’s official: Javione Carr has joined the Arizona Wildcats’ 2021 signing class.

Carr is the seventh player and third defensive back to sign with Arizona.

The UA is listing Carr as a cornerback. The 6-0, 170-pounder played for Sam Houston High School in Arlington, Texas. His offers included Kansas State, Northwestern and Texas Tech.

Here are some of his highlights:

Safety Logan Kraut signs with Arizona; DB Javione Carr expected to become official soon

The Arizona Wildcats officially added a second defensive back to their 2021 signing class, and a third appears to be on the way.

Safety Logan Kraut of Santa Rosa, California, has submitted his letter of intent.

Kraut is listed at 6-2, 195 pounds. Here are some highlights of the three-star athlete from Maria Carrillo High School:

It's only a matter of time before DB Javione Carr joins the class. His high school in Arlington, Texas, tweeted out a picture from signing day. Carr is, as they say, wearing the colors:

Texas safety Dalton Johnson becomes fifth player to join Arizona's 2021 class

Despite not having a coach in place, Arizona has added its fifth signee before 10 a.m. Mountain Time.

Safety Dalton Jonson of Katy, Texas, is the latest player to submit his letter of intent.

Johnson, listed at 5-11, 185 pounds, plays a position of need for the Wildcats, regardless of who their coach is. The UA barely had enough defensive backs and linebackers to field a team by the end of the season.

Johnson is a three-star prospect who also held offers from Army, Houston, SMU and Virginia Tech, among others.

Here are his highlights:

Center JT Hand, son of a Wildcat, signs letter of intent with Arizona

Arizona has added a fourth player and a second offensive lineman to its 2021 class. This one has deep Wildcat ties.

JT Hand, a center from Mission Viejo, California, has become the latest prospect to submit his letter of intent.

Hand’s father, Bryan, played offensive line for the UA during the 1990s.

Arizona lists JT Hand at 6-3, 295 pounds.

247Sports rates Hand as the No. 21 center in the nation.

Here are some of Hand's highlights:

Arizona Wildcats add 6-7, 285-pound OL Luke Eckardt to 2021 class

The Arizona Wildcats have signed their third prospect for the class of 2021 and their second from the state of Illinois.

Offensive lineman Luke Eckardt has submitted his letter of intent.

The UA lists Eckardt at 6-7, 285 pounds. He prepped at Richmond-Burton Community High School in Richmond, Illinois.

Eckardt at one point was committed to Northern Illinois.

Here are some of Eckardt's highlights:

Arizona Wildcats ink tight end, two-sport standout Colby Powers

After signing “Mojo,” Arizona has added Powers.

Tight end Colby Powers of Spring, Texas, became the second prospect to sign with the Wildcats on Wednesday, joining linebacker Matthew “Mojo” Weerts.

Powers is a multifaceted athlete. A lefty, Powers has played quarterback in high school and also is expected to join the UA baseball team.

The Wildcats list Powers at 6-4, 225. It remains to be seen what his role will be at Arizona in a new offense. Here are some of his high school highlights:

As a baseball player, Powers is a first baseman/pitcher who throws left and bats right. 

LB Matthew 'Mojo' Weerts becomes first player to sign NLI with Arizona

Linebacker Matthew “Mojo” Weerts did not waste much time.

The product of Batavia, Illinois, became the first player to sign with Arizona on Wednesday.

Weerts is an inside linebacker. The UA is listing him at 6-2, 220 pounds.

Weerts chose Arizona – his only Power Five offer – over 20 other schools. They included Boise State and all three service academies.

Batavia was unable to play football this fall because of the coronavirus pandemic. Weerts accumulated 137 tackles, 9.5 sacks and two interceptions as a sophomore and junior, according to MaxPreps.

Here's a look at some of Weerts' highlights:

Arizona Wildcats, sans a head coach, try to piece together 2021 class

The early signing period couldn’t have come at a more awkward time for the Arizona Wildcats.

The UA fired its coach, Kevin Sumlin, on Saturday after a 70-7 loss to Arizona State that punctuated a school-record 12-game losing streak.

The staff that’s left behind – most of which likely won’t be employed by Arizona in a few weeks – continues to work, with its immediate focus on piecing together some semblance of a signing class for 2021.

At one point, the UA had 24 verbal commitments. That number has dwindled to 18, and only 10 of those are expected to sign today. Six players are up in the air. Two others will wait, possibly until February.

It isn’t a traditional signing day by any stretch. But we’re going to track it anyway, providing updates right here throughout the day.

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Contact sports reporter Michael Lev at 573-4148 or mlev@tucson.com. On Twitter @michaeljlev