Kentucky adds 4-star wide receiver Tyler Fryman to recruiting class
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 26, 2026, 10:30 PM
Last updated Jun 26, 2026
Tyler Fryman, a 4-star wide receiver previously committed to Louisville for baseball, has committed to Kentucky. Fryman visited Kentucky on June 19 and formed a connection with quarterback commit Jake Nawrot during the trip. He noted that Kentucky coach Will Stein emphasized his role in the offense, where he aims to be a key contributor. Fryman is ranked as the No. 152 prospect in Rivals300 and is part of Kentucky's drive towards a top-20 incoming recruiting class.
- •Tyler Fryman visits Kentucky and commits to the program.
- •He was previously a 4-star wide receiver committed to Louisville.
- •Fryman is ranked No. 152 in Rivals300.
- •Jake Nawrot also visited Kentucky and has formed a friendship with Fryman.
- •Kentucky aims for a top-20 recruiting class under coach Will Stein.
- 10:30 PMYahoo Sports — Kentucky completes flip of 4-star WR Tyler Fryman
"Kentucky football recruiting has been hot. One of the stories of the spring and summer has been coach Will Stein’s first year recruiting class being put together. The Wildcats are heading to a top-20 class. The march towards a great 2027 class continued when former Louisville baseball commit and 4-star wide receiver Tyler Fryman announced […]
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