A massive weekend at Kentucky will conclude Sunday with the program’s annual offensive line/defensive line camp. That occurs after the Wildcats finish official visits with multiple offensive line prospects. Did a silent commit or two occur over the weekend?
Another offensive tackle target appeared to come off the board for Kentucky on Sunday. Clayton (Ohio) Northmont senior Jayden Clark announced that he will no longer camp at Kentucky on Monday, and his official visit next weekend has now been canceled.
The three-star recruit is the No. 34 overall player in Ohio and a top-60 tackle in the 2025 On3 Industry Ranking. Jayden Clark recently camped at Ohio State but left without a scholarship offer. The Dayton area native was scheduled to take an official visit to Cincinnati over the weekend. Indiana is slated to get an official visit on the weekend of June 21. Kentucky was to get the middle visit between those. That will no longer happen.
Over the weekend, tackle prospects Taren Hedrick and Darrin Strey completed official visits with Kentucky. The former moved up his Kentucky visit and has no other official visits scheduled after visiting Ole Miss last weekend. The latter has been a top target for Kentucky this entire cycle. Was offensive line coach Eric Wolford able to secure a silent verbal or two over the weekend? We will find out soon.
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