Logan Kyle commits to Vanderbilt
Tomball (Tex.) wide receiver Logan Kyle became the Commodores latest commitment on Friday night after his announcement on Twitter.
The three-star prospect took an unofficial visit to Vanderbilt back on March 23rd. That visit, combined with his relationship with wide receivers coach Aaron Moorehead set the Commodores apart from the other schools involved.
"I had a great visit there and I have been building a great relationship with Coach (Aaron) Moorehead and other coaches as well," Kyle said. "It’s one of the best universities in the country and the campus is awesome. All the coaches are great and Nashville seems pretty cool as well. Getting to play in the SEC is a bonus."
"I knew it was really special after the visit, but I still had some other visits scheduled. So, I took my time and prayed about it and eventually decided to commit to Vanderbilt."
Needless to say, the Vandy coaching staff was excited when the 6-foot-3, 197-pound prospect gave his verbal pledge.
"I talked to both, Coach Mason and Coach Moorehead, they were really excited and hyped about it," Kyle explained. "Then I started to get texts from a lot of other coaches on staff that were all really pumped about it, it was really cool."
According to MaxPreps, Kyle caught 48 passes for 1,102 yards and 12 touchdowns this past season.
Kyle becomes the third commitment for Vanderbilt in the 2020 recruiting class and the second from state of Texas, joining quarterback Ken Seals, who committed earlier this month.