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The first big visit weekend of late May and early June is only days away but there is still a ton going on across the country. Here’s the latest from Rivals national recruiting director Adam Gorney in this Recruiting Rumor Mill.
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The high three-star defensive back from Pembroke Pines (Fla.) West Broward committed to Toledo last June but now Akande has a full visit schedule this month and there’s a big threat that he could flip.
Akande is at UCF this weekend and that will definitely be one to watch before he sees South Florida, Toledo and FIU to close out the month. Minnesota, Kentucky and NC State are also big threats to flip him.
Tennessee remains at the top of the list for Anderson and with a limited amount of other Power Four offers it would be very surprising if he didn’t end up with the Volunteers if they have room in this recruiting class.
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Cincinnati, Memphis and others are involved but after a recent return trip to Knoxville where he got to know the staff even better, Tennessee is the front-runner.
There is a strong feeling that Miami is the front-runner for the four-star edge rusher from Venice, Fla., and it could help the Hurricanes even more since he’s taking his final official visit there at the end of the month.
But others are going to throw their hat in the ring as Florida gets its shot this weekend. He’ll also see Louisville, Kentucky and Missouri before wrapping up the month in…
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