Recruiting News: Division I Committments And Offers - Prep Redzone (2024)

After a busy week of scouting volleyball, I have a recruiting update for Kansas football athletes.

Here is a quick look at ranked prospects who have received offers from Division I programs and two who have made their college choices already.

I have put together a list of Kanas athletes with football offers that now numbers more than 50 names. If you are not included in this report, don’t fret your day is coming.

Prep Redzone is scheduled to release updated rankings on July 2, so athletes still have time to update me on their recruitment by messaging me on X @KSScoutDeck. I will have multiple scouting reports this month updating recruiting news, and I intend to scout two events in early July.

I would like to thank Prep Network’s Graphic Design Specialist Sofia Jordan for the awesome new graphic. It’s my favorite one the awesome graphics team as created for Prep Redzone Kansas.

Heath is headed to Manhattan to don the purple and white. Heath is a physical offensive lineman currently ranked No. 11 overall by Prep Redzone Kansas. The Blue Valley Northwest prospect will add immediate depth to the Wildcats’ offensive line.

Bowen is currently the fourth-ranked quarterback in the Kansas Class of 2025. He announced this past week that he has verbally committed to Tulsa University. Bowen is a dangerous dual-threat quarterback who rushed for 1,107 yards and threw for 1,676 yards as a junior. The Lawrence prospect scored 26 total touchdowns in 10 games for the Lions.

Wilson is a talented defensive back who has been traveling the camp circuit. He was awarded the title of defensive back MVP at the University of Michigan camp. He has offers from Kansas and Kansas State. He is currently under-ranked and will move up in next week’s rankings update. Wilson can shut down opposing receivers and could play a significant role early as a special teams player.

Moore will rise in the rankings in July after gobbling up recent offers from Wyoming, Air Force, and South Dakota State. The Free State linebacker recorded 73 total tackles as a junior and disrupted the backfield to the tune of 10 tackles for lost yardage. He also finished with three quarterback sacks and forced a safety.

Jankel has participated in camps at Missouri Western, Central Oklahoma, and Kansas State. To this point, he announced that he received a PWO from Kansas State. He has plus speed and good hands. I am not certain which side of the ball coaches are looking for him to play, but they are noticing his athleticism this summer.