Ked’s Recruiting Roundup

Ben Humrichous, an Illini transfer commit from Evansville, IN, joins me to discuss his journey and what led him to Illinois.

Illinois Tight End Commit Cole Rusk will enroll in the 2024 spring semester. Rusk mentions his passion for the opportunity to play for his home state university.

Today's guest is Anthony Kyle originally from Elkhart, Indiana, now resides in the Quad City area where he's the personal trainer for (Flourish Season).

Davenport North's Iowa Divine Bourrage, a Top 10 recruit nationally who receives Anthony's training. Bourrage is a player the Fighting Illini women's program is recruiting hard.

Jeremiah Fears - Jeremy Fears Sr. Recruiting Update, driving in the Windy City (Chicago - Cell Towers). Fears discussed the latest with his younger son and his recruitment, where Illinois stands in the big picture, and his thoughts on reclassifying.

Illinois recruit Jason Jakstys discusses his commitment, Jakstys also mentions Power-Five programs that were interested in him as well as his expectations once he arrives on campus. 

Illinois women's basketball transfer from Duke Shay Bollin, shares why the Illini were so special to her. The Massachusetts high school prospect was one of the nation's top 40 players coming out of Bridgewater – Raynham Regional HS per ESPNW. Bollin is ready to expand her game and help Illinois win she discussed here.

Illinois basketball prospect Mikey Lewis joins Ked's Recruiting Roundup.Recently Lewis received an Illinois offer along with five other schools. Lewis was named as one of the top EYBL performers during session one in Atlanta.

Ked's Recruiting Roundup with Chicago Kenwood's Russell Cunningham. Made an unofficial visit to Illinois, he recaps his visit and discussed how the coaches and players made him feel.

Illinois WR commit Collin Dixon from Tallmadge, OH, talks football recruiting 101 on Christmas Eve.  Collin was a one-time Wisconsin Badger recruit, but after the coaching change and the way Illinois left the door open for him from previously recruting him,  Dixon knew Illinois was where he should be.