Kentucky football adds another North Hardin prospect
Kentucky head coach Mark Stoops hold up the Belk Bowl trophy after Kentucky won the game against Virginia Tech on Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2019, at Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte, North Carolina. Kentucky won 37-30. Photo by Jordan Prather | Staff
May 22, 2020
Another top-10 Bluegrass recruit has committed to the Wildcats.
Jordan Lovett, a defensive back out of North Hardin high school, announced Wednesday morning on Kentucky Sports Radio that he will be joining Trojan teammates La’vell Wright and Octavious Oxendine at Kentucky.
The safety is a three-star recruit and a top-50 safety in the nation according to Rivals, and a top-10 player in the commonwealth.
Lovett helped his team to a 13-1 record this past season. He lead the state in interceptions with 15 (one shy of the state record) along with 40 tackles and a fumble recovery.
This is the ninth commitment for Kentucky ‘s 2021 recruiting class, and the fourth from the state of Kentucky.
Sports Desk Head Note: This article’s publishing was delayed due to the sports desk head’s involvement in a different story.
