Kentucky adds homegrown offensive lineman to 2027 class
By Rolando Rosa
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Kentucky is adding a homegrown offensive lineman to its Class of 2027 list. Three-star interior offensive lineman Brady Hull announced his commitment to Kentucky via social media on Thursday.
The 6-foot-3, 280-pound prospect out of Somerset drew the attention of South Carolina, Auburn, and Tennessee, among others, prior to making his decision. Hull plays his prep ball for Somerset (Ky.) Pulaski County.
Hull is regarded by the 247Sports Composite as the No. 9 prospect from Kentucky and the No. 27 interior offensive lineman in the nation.
In addition to head coach Will Stein, other staff members active in the recruiting process included offensive line coach Cutter Leftwich, run game coordinator Derek Warehime, offensive coordinator Joe Sloan, general manager Pat Biondo, and assistant general manager Pete Nochta.
Hull cited Leftwich as a main factor in committing to Kentucky.
“Coach Leftwich is a very intelligent guy. He knows what he’s doing,” Hull said to KSR, via A Sea of Blue. “I love the offense they run. Their offense really stands out in terms of the offensive linemen and develops them. Everybody sees what they’re doing. He’s done a great job with his energy. He’s one of the best offensive line coaches I’ve ever been around. Since he’s so young, I can relate to him and go to him whenever I need anything.”
