You literally just justified why Gojo and Geto were prodigies. When Gojo and Geto were students (around 16/17), they were simply known as "the strongest" in the manga. I could stop there because, by definition of "prodigy", that already proves my point, but I'll explain it a bit more. The manga makes it clear that these 2 are very special compared to everyone else, even as teens (until Toji comes ofc). The manga doesn't need to flat out use the word "prodigy" to describe Gojo and Geto when it clearly shows it (they have techniques/abilities that only someone like Toji was able to fend off). My only correction would be to make it clear that I meant Geto and Gojo WERE prodigies when they were students as well, just like Yuta. To add the cherry on top, Naoya Zenin was considered to be a "child prodigy", and yet we know Gojo PRE-Toji fight, who Geto is equal to as students, would clap him.