The recruiting avalanche for the Arizona Wildcats in June continued on Friday, when three-star safety Arian Parish committed to the UA.
The 5-foot-11-inch, 170-pound Katy, Texas native committed to the Wildcats over Nebraska, USC, Kansas, Houston, Arkansas, Colorado and UTSA, among others.
I’ve found my HOME! #BearDown @nichols_ty @chuckcecil26 @CoachJeddFisch pic.twitter.com/h0FqWGIgz2
— Arian Parish (@arian_parish) June 10, 2022
Parish becomes the latest addition to the Wildcats from Katy High School, joining safety Dalton Johnson who is entering his second year with the program. Johnson was a part of former head coach Kevin Sumlin's 2021 class, then remained committed once Jedd Fisch took over after the early signing period.
Parish is rated by 247Sports.com as the 59th-best safety nationally. He's the fourth defensive back in Arizona's 2023 class, along with Plano, Texas cornerback Carter Stoutmire, Midland, Texas safety Canyon Moses and Los Angeles-area safety Justin Johnson.
The Wildcats now have 11 commits for their '23 class.
