2020 four-star wide receiver decommits from Michigan following Kentucky visit
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At least one big-name prospect enjoyed himself at Kentucky's Spring Game on Friday. In fact, he liked his time in Lexington so much that he decided to re-open his recruitment right after he left.
This afternoon, 2020 four-star wide receiver and Kentucky target Kalil Branham decommitted from the University of Michigan.
https://twitter.com/kbug_dash/status/1117186863205441539
Branham, a 6-foot-1 receiver out of Columbus, OH, is considered the No. 266 prospect overall and the No. 64 receiver in the class of 2020 according to 247 Sports. He currently holds offers from Michigan, Cincinnati, and Boston College, among others.
After Branham's visit to Lexington, Kentucky received three consecutive picks on his Crystal Ball, including one from national recruiting analyst Allen Trieu (91% all-time accuracy).
Watch him work:
It looks like Branham will be a Wildcat sooner rather than later.
Come on down.
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Photo: Brice Marich, 247 Sports[/caption]
At least one big-name prospect enjoyed himself at Kentucky's Spring Game on Friday. In fact, he liked his time in Lexington so much that he decided to re-open his recruitment right after he left.
This afternoon, 2020 four-star wide receiver and Kentucky target Kalil Branham decommitted from the University of Michigan.
https://twitter.com/kbug_dash/status/1117186863205441539
Branham, a 6-foot-1 receiver out of Columbus, OH, is considered the No. 266 prospect overall and the No. 64 receiver in the class of 2020 according to 247 Sports. He currently holds offers from Michigan, Cincinnati, and Boston College, among others.
After Branham's visit to Lexington, Kentucky received three consecutive picks on his Crystal Ball, including one from national recruiting analyst Allen Trieu (91% all-time accuracy).
Watch him work:
It looks like Branham will be a Wildcat sooner rather than later.
Come on down.
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