Class of 2028 wide receiver Dedrick Kimbrough will be getting the full Miami experience this fall, visiting not one, but twice.

According to 247Sports, he will visit Miami on September 26 against Central Michigan and against Florida State on October 17. The website ranks him as the nation’s No. 196 overall player, No. 29 wide receiver, and No. 10 player out of Alabama.



He has a loaded visitors list this fall, visiting USC (August 29), Alabama (September 5), Vanderbilt (September 12), Oklahoma (September 19), Miami (September 26), Texas A&M (October 3), Florida (October 10), Miami (October 17), Notre Dame (November 7), Oklahoma (November 14), Oklahoma (November 21), and Florida State (November 27).

Kimbrough represents Thompson High School in Alabaster, Alabama. This past season, he recorded a total of 43 receptions for 686 receiving yards and five touchdowns. He led his Warriors squad to an overall record of 11-3 and 6-1 in region play.

According to the One Recruiting Prediction Machine, the Oklahoma Sooners are considered the favorite to land the 6-foot-2, 180-pound wide receiver.

Recruiting never stops.

 

Class of 2028 wide receiver Dedrick Kimbrough will be getting the full Miami experience this fall, visiting not one, but twice.

According to 247Sports, he will visit Miami on September 26 against Central Michigan and against Florida State on October 17. The website ranks him as the nation’s No. 196 overall player, No. 29 wide receiver, and No. 10 player out of Alabama.



He has a loaded visitors list this fall, visiting USC (August 29), Alabama (September 5), Vanderbilt (September 12), Oklahoma (September 19), Miami (September 26), Texas A&M (October 3), Florida (October 10), Miami (October 17), Notre Dame (November 7), Oklahoma (November 14), Oklahoma (November 21), and Florida State (November 27).

Kimbrough represents Thompson High School in Alabaster, Alabama. This past season, he recorded a total of 43 receptions for 686 receiving yards and five touchdowns. He led his Warriors squad to an overall record of 11-3 and 6-1 in region play.

According to the One Recruiting Prediction Machine, the Oklahoma Sooners are considered the favorite to land the 6-foot-2, 180-pound wide receiver.

Recruiting never stops.

Quite the travel schedule for a 17 year old

 

Dedrick Kimbrough, Thompson , Wide Receiver

Dedrick Kimbrough is a Wide Receiver from Alabaster, AL.

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Does he have some ties the OK that might explain his infatuation with the Sooners? The offer is relatively recent

 

 

 

Apparently visited in April 16 for the Spring Game

 

UV: September 26
UV: October 17

 

 

UV: September 26
UV: October 17

At least he gets to see Miami win twice

 

Man I just want Tromon Isaac from Chaminade next year. That kid is athletic and super physical.

 

Does he have some ties the OK that might explain his infatuation with the Sooners? The offer is relatively recent

OU got 1 of the top QBs in the state committed to them.

 

How does a receiver watch that Venables murderball and decide “I like the looks of that”??

 

Quite the travel schedule for a 17 year old

The way these kids get paid for visits this is a decent start to an investment career….

 

One Crystal Ball​

I want to get in the habit of making predictions during this column, because I think taking educated guesses is an important part of the job. You all want to know what we think is going to happen, and putting our names on an actual projection to explain logic feels necessary.

My projection for today is Dedrick Kimbrough to Oklahoma.

The 2028 four-star receiver from Thompson is set to visit Oklahoma three times this upcoming season, and he didn't dissuade any notions of the Sooners leading when I talked to him this past week.

Oklahoma was a later offer for Kimbrough, but the staff has done a remarkable job catching up and making Kimbrough and his family feel like a priority.

There's a chance Kimbrough makes a commitment somewhere this season, he said, although he also noted that there isn't a rush to do so.

But with three visits to Norman, and just one other program (Miami) getting multiple game-day visits, the odds are in OU's favor.