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A member of Wisconsin’s class of 2024 has decommitted

A member of Wisconsin’s class of 2024 has decommitted

Wisconsin’s class of 2024 lost a member this morning. Three-star safety Kahmir Prescott announced his decommitment from the program.

Prescott had committed to the Badgers in late April over schools including Penn State, Texas A&M, Maryland, Michigan State, Colorado and Nebraska. He is currently ranked by 247Sports as the No. 703 player in the class, No. 77 safety and No. 18 recruit from his home state of Pennsylvania.

Wisconsin’s class of 2024 is now down to 20 total commitments. It is ranked No. 26 nationally and No. 7 in the new-look Big Ten.

Badgers head coach Luke Fickell still has some work to do with the 2024 cycle ongoing, the portal now open and the team coming off a 7-5 2023 season.

BREAKING: Three-star class of 2024 cornerback commits to Wisconsin

Jay Harper, a three-star class of 2024 cornerback from Valley, Alabama, committed to Wisconsin on Monday.

Jay Harper, a three-star class of 2024 cornerback from Valley, Alabama, committed to Wisconsin on Monday. The 6-foot, 165-pound athlete will join Luke Fickell’s football team in Madison following the conclusion of his senior year at Valley High School in 2024.

Harper selected the Badgers over 12 other Division 1 offers and an offer from HBCU Tuskegee University. The cornerback decided to join head coach Luke Fickell and his defensive coordinator Mike Tressel’s system in Madison, which churned out NFL talents Sauce Gardner and Coby Bryant at cornerback in their time at Cincinnati.

With his commitment, Harper became the fourth secondary player to pick Wisconsin for the class of 2024, joining three-star safeties Kahmir Prescott (Philadelphia, PA) and Raphael Dunn (Lawrenceville, NJ) as well as three-star cornerback Vernon Woodward (Winter Park, FL).

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Three-star cornerback from Florida commits to Wisconsin

Vernon Woodward III, a three-star class of 2024 cornerback from Winter Park, Florida committed to Wisconsin on Sunday.

Vernon Woodward III, a three-star class of 2024 cornerback from Winter Park, Florida committed to Wisconsin on Sunday. The 6-foot-2, 180-pound athlete visited Madison on Friday and decided it was the right place for him.

The Badgers originally offered Woodward in early May and quickly secured his commitment just one month later. He’ll join three-star safety Kahmir Prescott (Philadelphia, PA) as the second athlete to join Wisconsin’s secondary as a member of their class of 2024.

Head coach Luke Fickell and defensive coordinator Mike Tressel will look to instill their successful defensive scheme they had at Cincinnati, though the Badgers are known as a strong D, so it shouldn’t be overly difficult.

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Badgers offer three-star defensive lineman committed to Pitt

Wisconsin offered Francis Brewu, a three-star class of 2024 defensive tackle from Columbus, Ohio on Thursday.

Wisconsin offered Francis Brewu, a three-star class of 2024 defensive tackle from Columbus, Ohio on Thursday. The 6-foot-2, 270-pound athlete committed to Pittsburgh in March, but considering he’s only a junior at Thomas Worthington High School, he could choose to go elsewhere.

Overall, Brewu now has 19 Division 1 offers, including three from within the Big Ten. With Luke Fickell at the helm, the Badgers have expanded their recruiting scope to be more of a national effort, though the head coach is an Ohio native and could sway the defensive lineman to stay in the Midwest.

To this point, the Badger have gotten three defensive commitments for the class of 2024, reeling in three-star linebackers Landon Gauthier (Green Bay, WI) and Thomas Heiberger (Sioux Falls, SD) as well as three-star safety Kahmir Prescott (Philadelphia, PA).

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Wisconsin offers three-star defensive lineman from Florida

The Badgers offered Sean Sevillano Jr., a three-star class of 2024 defensive lineman from Clearwater, Florida on Saturday.

The Badgers offered Sean Sevillano Jr., a three-star defensive lineman from Clearwater, Florida on Saturday. The 6-foot-2, 300-pound athlete is a junior at Clearwater Academy International and will be a member of the class of 2024 recruiting class wherever he ends up.

Sevillano Jr. has now received 27 Division 1 offers, while Ohio State and Notre Dame have established themselves as early favorites according to 247Sports. With Luke Fickell and the rest of the new staff at the helm in 2023, athletes like Sevillano Jr. could be realistic options for Wisconsin moving forward.

The upcoming campaign could put the Badgers on the map as a top program in the nation, elevating them from being one of the top programs in the Big Ten.

So far for the class of 2024, Wisconsin has gotten three commitments from three-star defensive athletes. To this point, linebackers Thomas Heiberger (Sioux Falls, SD) and Landon Gauthier (Green Bay, WI) as well as safety Kahmir Prescott (Philadelphia, PA) have picked Madison as their college destinations.

Three-star safety commits to Wisconsin

Kahmir Prescott, a three-star safety from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania committed to Wisconsin on Thursday, joining their class of 2024.

Kahmir Prescott, a three-star safety from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania committed to Wisconsin on Thursday, joining their class of 2024. The 6-foot-1, 190-pound athlete picked the Badgers over 11 other Division 1 programs.

Coming out of Northeast High School, Prescott will become the first player to join Wisconsin’s secondary in 2024 after the team has already brought in linebackers Thomas Heiberger (Sioux Falls, South Dakota) and Landon Gauthier (Green Bay, Wisconsin) over the last month.

With Luke Fickell at head coach and Mike Tressel as defensive coordinator, Badger fans should rest assured that the team’s identity as a defensive monster within college football won’t be going away anytime soon.

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2024 Philly safety includes Michigan State football in top five

A 4-star safety has named a top five and Michigan State is included:

Kahmir Prescott is down to five schools, and the Spartans have made the cut. Michigan State offered Prescott at the beginning of April.

Prescott is a Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, native that attends Northeast High School. He currently ranks as a 4-star prospect according to On3’s recruiting rankings. Standing at 6-foot-1, and weighing 190 pounds, Prescott is a quality safety prospect in the 2024 recruiting class.

Alongside Michigan State, Prescott named Wisconsin, Nebraska, Pitt and Penn State in his top five.

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Michigan State football offers 2024 Philly S Kahmir Prescott

MSU went into Philly to offer Kahmir Prescott, a safety in the 2024 recruiting class

New Michigan State cornerbacks coach Jim Salgado is already putting his north east roots to work, going into Philadelphia to offer safety Kahmir Prescott.

Prescott is a 3-star prospect that ranks as the No. 581 overall player in the 2024 recruiting class according to the 247Sports composite rankings. He holds additional offers from Boston College, Cincinnati, Colorado, Maryland, Nebraska, Penn State, Pittsburgh, Syracuse, Texas A&M and Wisconsin.

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Philadelphia safety has Penn State high on his list in 2024

Philadelphia safety target in 2024 says Penn State feels like the best fit

Penn State head coach James Franklin has made no secret just how valuable he believes the Philadelphia area can be for Penn State’s recruiting efforts. The region has produced more and more college football talent over the years and Penn State has made a push to be one of the top schools recruiting the area. And as things stand right now, Penn State has made a good impression on one recruit potentially on the rise in his recruiting process.

[autotag]Kahmir Prescott[/autotag], a three-star safety in the Class of 2024 from Philadelphia’s Northeast High School, has a clear interest in Penn State, and the Nittany Lions may be in a favorable spot in his recruiting process.

“I feel like Penn State shows the most interest and I feel that place fits me best,” Prescott said to 247Sports while attending a recruiting event in Texas over the weekend. “I love the atmosphere. I love the way they coach. I like the way they interact with kids and they show love like a family around there.”

When it comes to the schools giving Penn State the biggest run on the recruiting trail for his commitment, Prescott mentioned a Big Ten school and two other regional recruiting foes.

“Wisconsin, Pittsburgh and Boston College is the current competition,” Prescott said. “Badgers are up next for a visit.”

Penn State was among the first schools to extend an offer to Prescott, doing so in January 2022. Boston College was the first school to extend an offer back in October 2021. Wisconsin is the most recent school to extend a scholarship offer with one coming Prescott’s way in February of this year. Texas A&M has also handed out a scholarship offer this year.

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