The final visit weekend before the next signing period and the next dead period is shaping up to be a big one for the Buffs. Juniors will mostly be in focus that weekend and there are already a few name to add to the list. The group, so far, is highlighted by an elite receiver, a rising quarterback from Nebraska and the first 2024 commitment for the Buffs.
Offers: 40+ including USC, Oregon, Nebraska, Texas A&M, LSU, Clemson, Oklahoma, Texas, Louisville, Tennessee & Penn State
Ryan Wingo is one of the top receivers in the 2024 class and is currently rated No. 2 overall at his position. The five-star prospect from St. Louis has a busy month planned with three visits over the next three weekends. He will visit Tennessee (currently viewed as the favorite) this weekend followed by a trip down to College Station to see TAMU before wrapping up the month in Boulder. I watched him last summer and he is as advertised. Simply a playmaker who has good size and is a natural at the position. On top of that, he's a really good kid with a strong head on his shoulders. He seems bound to make an early decision, so getting him on the trip to CU this month could prove to be key as he pushes through the process. As a five-star prospect he has already been on the radar for a bunch of schools and that has led to a lot of visits, so it says a lot that the Buffs have been able to make up a lot of ground in such a short amount of time.
Offers: Missouri, Nebraska, Kansas State, Kansas, Florida State, Minnesota, Vanderbilt, Arizona State, Michigan State, Rutgers
The three-star prospect from Bellevue has collected a nice list of Power Five offers already, and like most quarterbacks he plans on being someone who decides on a school early. Kaelin has been able to visit a number of programs already in the process, but with CU now jumping in with an offer recently there is a new option on the table. He plans to make the trek out to Boulder for a visit with the Buffs. As of now it is the only trip set in stone for the 6-foot-2 signal caller, so that is a positive sign since it could end up being the last trip he takes before coming to a decision. February is completely dead for college visits, and right now Kaelin is targeting a February or March commitment.
Committed to CU on 12/3
Daijon Calimon committed to the Buffs just before Deion Sanders was announced as the next head coach in Boulder. There was some thought that potentially he would have to open up his recruitment, but it quickly went away and he remains the first member of the 2024 class for CU. Since Calimon visited prior to the new staff being in place, he will get his chance to get back out to Boulder and meet with the coaches as he pushes forward in the process. There have been no hints that Calimon is looking elsewhere, but it is still an important visit for both sides to get more familiar with one another.
Ryan Wingo is one of the top receivers in the 2024 class and is currently rated No. 2 overall at his position. The five-star prospect from St. Louis has a busy month planned with three visits over the next three weekends. He will visit Tennessee (currently viewed as the favorite) this weekend followed by a trip down to College Station to see TAMU before wrapping up the month in Boulder. I watched him last summer and he is as advertised. Simply a playmaker who has good size and is a natural at the position. On top of that, he's a really good kid with a strong head on his shoulders. He seems bound to make an early decision, so getting him on the trip to CU this month could prove to be key as he pushes through the process. As a five-star prospect he has already been on the radar for a bunch of schools and that has led to a lot of visits, so it says a lot that the Buffs have been able to make up a lot of ground in such a short amount of time.
The three-star prospect from Bellevue has collected a nice list of Power Five offers already, and like most quarterbacks he plans on being someone who decides on a school early. Kaelin has been able to visit a number of programs already in the process, but with CU now jumping in with an offer recently there is a new option on the table. He plans to make the trek out to Boulder for a visit with the Buffs. As of now it is the only trip set in stone for the 6-foot-2 signal caller, so that is a positive sign since it could end up being the last trip he takes before coming to a decision. February is completely dead for college visits, and right now Kaelin is targeting a February or March commitment.
Daijon Calimon committed to the Buffs just before Deion Sanders was announced as the next head coach in Boulder. There was some thought that potentially he would have to open up his recruitment, but it quickly went away and he remains the first member of the 2024 class for CU. Since Calimon visited prior to the new staff being in place, he will get his chance to get back out to Boulder and meet with the coaches as he pushes forward in the process. There have been no hints that Calimon is looking elsewhere, but it is still an important visit for both sides to get more familiar with one another.
