Cal Poly football head coach Tim Walsh announced his 2010 recruiting class on Wednesday. He announced the signing of twelve high school players, as well as the acceptance of three transfers. Two local products are among the signees, St. Joseph High's KJ Cusack and Nipomo High's Kevin Britt. Walsh said Cusack was the most talented player with the ball in this year's class. He described Britt as a rare combination of size, speed and athleticism for the cornerback position. Coach Walsh said the two newcomers he was most excited about are Mark Rogers and James Langford. Rogers is a running back and return specialist transferring from West Virginia where he played in all 13 of the Mountaineers games the last two seasons. Langford is a kicker from Foothill High. 86 percent of his kick offs resulted in touchbacks last season. He also nailed a 57 yard field goal. Coach Walsh said the Class of 2010 improved the Mustangs on offense, defense and special teams. "I think we touched all three areas that we think we needed to touch to improve our football team and that's what recruiting is all about is to make the 80 some odd guys who return next year give them the opportunity to make sure we are Great West Conference champions," said Walsh. Spring practice kicks off on March 31. See all the names and details here: www.ksby.com
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