247Sports: The first high school commitment of the Jedd Fisch era at Arizona comes from a prospect with ties to the NFL. The Wildcats secured a pledge on Friday night from Fort Lauderdale (Fla.) St. Thomas Aquinas safety Isaiah Taylor. Taylor is the oldest son of former NFL pass rusher and six-time Pro Bowl selection Jason Taylor.
Taylor, who is currently unranked by all major recruiting services, totaled 28 tackles and two interceptions in seven games as a senior for a St. Thomas Aquinas program that won a 7A state title.
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