Kentucky lands commitment from Texas A&M WR transfer, former 4-star prospect
By Ethan Stone
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Kentucky football is doing well for itself in the transfer portal.
The Wildcats first added Georgia QB Brock Vandagriff a few days ago and have now added a pledge from former Texas A&M wide receiver Raymond Cottrell.
Cottrell hauled in just 1 reception for 13 yards at Texas A&M as a true freshman this season. The former 4-star prospect originally picked the Aggies and Jimbo Fisher over Florida State and Florida, the top schools from his neck of the woods. Cottrell originally hails from Milton, Florida, just north of Pensacola.
And now after just 1 season in College Station, Cottrell is heading to Lexington with 4 seasons of eligibility remaining.
I didn’t want to make an edit post I wanted to do my own thing thank you to the BBN I thank y’all so much for y’all the support has been real…with that being said I WILL BE COMMITING TO THE UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY #BBN GO WILDCATS!!!!!! pic.twitter.com/MiTrv8JCxQ
— Raymond Cottrell (@RaymondCottre14) December 9, 2023
Could we be seeing plenty of Vandagriff to Cottrell this upcoming season at Kentucky?
Ethan Stone is a Saturday Down South News Editor and an advocate for the return of the Seattle Supersonics.
