4-star RB Kedrick Reescano decommits from Michigan State
New Caney (Texas) four-star running back Kedrick Reescano has decommitted from Michigan State, he announced on Thursday.
The 5-foot-11, 190-pounder had been committed to the Spartans since January, and he chose Mel Tucker and Co. over offers from Oklahoma State, Houston, Kansas and a handful of others. But other programs have remained in pursuit of him, with Ole Miss and Oklahoma State both hosting him for official visits over the past two weeks.
According to the latest intel from On3 national recruiting analyst Sam Spiegelman, Reescano is expected to unofficially visit Texas A&M this weekend for the Aggies’ game against Ole Miss. Jimbo Fisher and Co. have yet to extend an offer but are currently without a running back commitment this cycle.
Reescano is the No. 183 overall prospect in the 2023 class, according to the On3 Consensus, a complete and equally weighted industry-generated average that utilizes all four major recruiting media companies. He ranks as the nation’s No. 9 running back and the No. 35 senior recruit in the state of Texas.
On3 is significantly higher on Reescano than other services though, per the Industry Comparison. In the most recent On300 rankings, he was tabbed as the country’s No. 144 prospect, No. 6 running back and No. 29 player in the Lone Star State.
Kedrick Reescano Scouting Summary
“Compact, strong runner with lateral agility and developing athleticism that points to a translatable skill set. Owns a stout, muscular build at around 5-foot-11, 190 pounds. Made a jump in on-field explosion from his junior to senior years. That progress may have been indicated by his junior track season, as his finished second in the state with a triple jump over 48 feet. Runs with burst and pace once at the second level.
… Shows outstanding lateral agility with the ability to make defenders miss with quick jabs and jump cuts. Runs with a strong base. Bounces off defenders at the second level. Has the leg drive to run through arm tackles. Flashes an effective stiff arm. Adds versatility as a pass catcher out of the backfield. Productive over the course of his high school career, averaging over 7.0 yards per carry and 129 yards per game. Off to a torrid start to his senior season.” — Charles Power, On3 Director of Scouting and Rankings