The race to get four-star recruit Kenaz Sullivan continues, as according to Rivals.com, the safety’s recruitment is now down to Ohio State, Florida, Tennessee, and Maryland. Nonetheless, 247Sports has a fifth school in the running, with the Indiana Hoosiers playing spoiler in this scenario.
Sullivan is the top-rated defensive back in the state of Virginia for the class of 2027 for Rivals.com, and 247Sports has him as the fourth-best player in the whole state. According to the latter recruiting media outlet, he’s the top 22nd best safety in his class. He’s the 236th top recruit in the nation. Rivals has him a bit lower, as the 243rd best prospect in the country, and the 23rd best at his position.
At six feet, one inch, and 190 pounds, he has the runway to grow into an impressive physique, while retaining significant mobility. He’s a local of Springfield, Virginia, and plays high school ball at The St. James School.
In the last week, he visited Gainesville, Florida, and in June, he’s expected to visit Tennessee, Ohio State, and Maryland. This won’t be his first trip to Rocky Top, having visited the Tennessee Volunteers twice before. His first visit to Knoxville was last September, when he attended the Vols game against Georgia.
Previously, he has visited the Indiana Hoosiers and the South Carolina Gamecocks on April 24th and May 1st, respectively.
During his visit to the Gators, not only did he visit the school, but he could also be seen wearing Florida apparel and clothing in hype videos and social media posts.
What are Kenaz Sullivan’s numbers as a high school junior?
As a junior, Kenaz Sullivan recorded 85 tackles, nine pass breakups, four interceptions, and two forced fumbles. He’s a two-way starter, playing as a running back with the offense. He carried the ball 23 times for 200 yards, while scoring four touchdowns and averaging 8.7 yards per carry. He also accrued an impressive 32 receptions for 808 yards and seven more touchdowns.
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