4-star cornerback Kamil Loud gets crystal ball prediction to Cal Bears
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 13, 2026, 4:00 PM
Last updated Jun 13, 2026
Four-star cornerback Kamil Loud has received a crystal ball prediction to the California Golden Bears from Rivals' Greg Biggins. Loud, a rising prospect from Bishop Gorman High School in Las Vegas, Nevada, ranks as the nation's No. 212 overall recruit and No. 26 cornerback per 247Sports. He has narrowed his college choices to six schools, but Cal is seen as a strong contender, especially as it is his childhood dream school. Loud recently visited Washington, where he had a positive experience. His next official visit is scheduled with Florida State on June 19. Washington currently has commitments from two defensive recruits in the 2027 class as they pursue additional players.
- •Kamil Loud ranks No. 212 overall and No. 26 cornerback
- •Loud is scheduled to visit Florida State on June 19
- •California is his childhood dream school
- •Washington Huskies are pursuing more defensive recruits
- •Loud visited Washington last weekend and had a great trip
- 4:00 PMYahoo Sports — 4-star Washington CB target gets crystal ball to former Pac-12 rival
"One of Washington's top targets in the secondary picked up a crystal ball to the Cal Golden Bears on Friday.
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