For Addai, the goal of each visit is simple: get a true feel for the program on the biggest day of the week.
"When I go on the visits I honestly just want to expand my knowledge of the school," Addai said. "Just get to see what the school, the coaches and the players are like."
The game day visits give the four-star wide receiver an in-depth look at the atmosphere at each school as programs from across the country battle for his commitment. Addai holds offers from LSU, Alabama, Oregon and Colorado among others.
Recently, Addai checked off a lifelong goal, receiving his Navy All-American Bowl jersey at Shadow Creek in front of his family and friends.
"It was great," Addai said. "Bowl games was something I dreamed of since I was little, so for me to be able to get the All-American jersey at my school in front of my family and friends meant a big deal to me."
Now, the focus shifts back to Friday nights as the Sharks open their playoff run, and Addai isn't shying away from the expectations.
"We're looking to kill," Addai said. "The end goal is state. We're 0-0 now in the playoffs and we're trying to go undefeated from now on."
Addai and the Sharks have a long road ahead to reach Jerry's World but the mentality and mindset is different this year than in years past at Shadow Creek.
Photo by Farrah Sheeren (VYPE)
The featured standouts of the 2026-27 Atascocita Eagles basketball team.Photo by Farrah Sheeren (VYPE)
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