After suffering a season-ending foot injury in September, former Louisville and Miami receiver Dee Wiggins entered the portal last month and transferred to Cincinnati on Tuesday.
The Miami native was a 4-star prospect coming out of high school in 2018 and began his career with his hometown Hurricanes before transferring to Louisville prior to last season.
Wiggins racked up 791 receiving yards and seven touchdowns on 62 catches during his time at Miami including a 40-yard touchdown in a 52-10 win over rival Florida State in 2020.
Even though his lone season at Louisville got cut short, Wiggins showed off big play ability and will remain under Bearcats first-year head coach Scott Satterfield next year.
Louisville transfer wide receiver Dee Wiggins joins the #Bearcats after beginning his career at Miami! https://t.co/tPNlcUcpF3
— Cincy on the Prowl (@CincyOnTheProwl) January 10, 2023
Cincinnati Football: Bearcats land former Louisville senior wide receiver Dee Wiggins
Stay tuned as Cincinnati continues to recruit the portal with recent commitments from several pass catchers including Wiggins and former Florida State receiver Keyshawn Helton.
Other players that recently committed to the Bearcats include Arizona State kicker Carter Brown, North Carolina A&T receiver Sterling Berkhalter and Western Kentucky tight end Joey Beljan.
Despite missing out on a couple targets, the Bearcats added 13 transfers since Satterfield was hired last month and hope to add more this week after recently hosting multiple recruits.
Satterfield spoke to the media in a press conference on Tuesday and explained the staff is expecting to announce additional transfers soon so check back for the latest rumors.
Cincinnati native and North Carolina A&T transfer reciver Sterling Berkhalter commits to the #Bearcats! 🔴⚫️🐾 https://t.co/6yYf5nbWwi
— Cincy on the Prowl (@CincyOnTheProwl) January 10, 2023
Cincinnati Football: Bearcats pick up North Carolina A&T wide receiver Sterling Berkhalter
Cincinnati native and former North Carolina A&T wide receiver Sterling Berkhalter announced his transfer commitment to the Bearcats after taking a visit to his hometown program last week.
Berkhalter received offers from Connecticut, Nebraska, Tulane, Washington State and others before committing to Cincinnati on Tuesday with at least two years of eligibility left.
During his junior campaign, Berkhalter totaled 414 receiving yards and two touchdowns on 28 catches, highlighted by a 35-yard score in a 38-14 win over Robert Morris in October.
In the aftermath of early signing day, Cincinnati’s new-look coaching staff led by Satterfield will continue to focus on the transfer portal after landing 14 players within the last month.