Four-star WR Dominick Watt cuts his list
Four-star Florida athlete Dominick Watt announced his list of ten favorites on Friday morning and Kentucky commitments aren't wasting any time in trying to convince him to join the #BluegrassBound crew from the 2018 class.
Watt's newly released list of favorites includes Louisville, Pittsburgh, South Florida, Tennessee, Kentucky, Central Florida, Cincinnati, Iowa State, Mississippi State and Florida International, in no apparent order.
The 6-foot-1, 190-pound prospect is ranked the No. 44 wide receiver in the nation and the No. 62 prospect in Florida according to Rivals.com.
He's from Hollywood, Fla., a city that has been home to several Kentucky commitments from recent classes, although Watt attends Miramar High School as opposed to Chaminade Madonna.
Earlier in the summer Rivals.com Florida analyst Rob Cassidy predicted "total chaos" in Watt's recruitment, deeming it far too early to tell where he's going to end up.
Here's what he wrote:
"Describing this one as “tough” doesn’t do it justice. Florida doesn’t seem as interested in Watt as it once was and Georgia seems to be hesitant as well. Kentucky and West Virginia are options. As are a number of other schools. Watt is caught between positions in a way. He has a safety’s build, but looked good playing wide receiver at the Rivals100 Five-Star Challenge. The bottom line is, a host of schools will likely come calling in the fall or winter and a number of them will be too late. Watt’s recruitment will have an interesting home stretch. There’s a decent chance he lands at a program that has yet to offer."