4-Star Georgia Recruit Josh Imatorbhebhe Sets West Coast Spring Break Visit Tour

Premier Peach State prospect Josh Imatorbhebhe plans to expand his recruitment process next month.

The 4-star wide receiver will spend spring break traveling through Pac-12 territory. His itinerary includes campus visits to three universities during a week-long trip.

"I'll be visiting Arizona State, USC and Stanford," Imatorbhebhe told Bleacher Report. 

The 6'3", 202-pound playmaker departs from Georgia on April 3 and will remain on the West Coast until April 9. Imatorbhebhe revealed Arizona State as his first destination, followed by stops at USC and Stanford.

Though he's made a name for himself on the football fields of Georgia as a North Gwinnett High School standout, Imatorbhebhe has West Coast roots. His family lived in California early in his childhood.

He's already gained firsthand knowledge of the frenzied recruiting experience from older brother Daniel, a 2015 tight end prospect who signed with Florida and enrolled early. Josh accompanied him on trips to Gainesville and Ohio State.

"What I took away from joining him for the process is that it’s a big deal," he said. "You can’t take it lightly. People roll out the red carpet and overextend themselves to get you on their campus. It shows just how huge of a decision this is."

Imatorbhebhe has assembled an offer list that features more than 20 programs. Auburn, Ohio State, South Carolina, Florida and Alabama are among his options. 

He enjoyed a breakout junior campaign, establishing career highs across the board. Imatorbhebhe caught 59 passes for 1,072 yards and 15 touchdowns in 10 games, per MaxPreps.

Rated 46th nationally among receivers in 247Sports' composite rankings, Imatorbhebhe is a candidate to see his stock soar as summer approaches with strong camp performances.

He intends to participate at the Nike Opening Regional in Atlanta this weekend and will be competing for an invitation to The Opening at Nike's world headquarters. He'll also be in attendance for a regional Rivals camp in Charlotte, North Carolina, days after he returns from his cross-country trip.

Imatorbhebhe entered high school primarily focused on basketball, but he's quickly become a coveted pass-catcher. After initially dealing with growing pains, his development on the field has him in position to command nationwide collegiate interest, as evidenced by the upcoming journey.

"I thought football would be mostly about athletic ability, but it’s so much more than that," he said. "Now I’ve matured to understand how to handle situations. I'm more meticulous in my craft and trying to actualize my potential."

Quotes obtained firsthand by Bleacher Report National Recruiting Analyst Tyler Donohue.

Recruit ratings courtesy of 247Sports.