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Following a 9-3 regular season, the Kentucky Wildcats are looking to finish off what’s shaping up to be a great 2022 recruiting class.
Unfortunately, they’re losing one of their top recruits, as Treyveon Longmire has reopened his recruitment.
After talking to my family, I am going to re-open my recruitment and explore all my options. #GODSPLAN https://t.co/lSpyfChID8
— Treyveon Longmire (@TreyveonLongmi1) December 3, 2021
Longmire chose Kentucky in the spring over the likes of Louisville, West Virginia, Virginia, Virginia Tech, Mississippi State, Ole Miss, and Michigan. He also held a scholarship offer from Oklahoma.
According to Derek Terry of CatsPause, Longmire could take an official visit to Cincinnati next week, so it appears the Bearcats will be a player for the Bluegrass standout.
Classified as a 4-star athlete, the 6-foot-2, 175-pound Longmire is the second-best player in the state via 247 Sports. He’s also ranked 14th nationally among athlete recruits.
Longmire has played both ways for Corbin High School but projects to be a defensive back at the collegiate level. Hopefully, he will find success wherever he lands next.
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