Cincinnati Football: 2025 3-star linebacker Grant Beerman reacts to recent visit with the Bearcats

Cincinnati product and 2025 3-star linebacker prospect Grant Beerman reflected on his visit with the Bearcats in a recent interview!

Heading into his junior campaign at Lakota West High School, Beerman is the 31st highest rated recruit from Ohio per 247 Sports.

Other notable programs that are currently targeting the rising outside linebacker include Duke, Pittsburgh, Purdue, Toledo and more.

Scott Satterfield’s coaching staff is the favorite to land a commitment from Beerman according to On3’s Recruiting Prediction Machine.

Cincinnati Football: Lakota West linebacker prospect Grant Beerman visits hometown school

A pair of talented hometown products competed in the Bearcats camp including Taft High School duo Drayden Pavey and Quinton Price.

Even though it’s early in his recruiting process, Pavey is projected to commit to Cincinnati via On3’s Recruiting Prediction Machine.

Price picked up a scholarship offer from Cincinnati in December and recently announced his commitment to the Bearcats last week.

The 2024 3-star defensive back verbally committed to his hometown school over Kentucky, Purdue, Syracuse, West Virginia and others.

Cincinnati Football: 2025 3-star linebacker Grant Beerman reacts to recent visit with the Bearcats

During an interview with Bearcat Journal contributor Keegan Nickoson, Beerman reacted to his recent visit to Cincinnati via 247 Sports.

"“It was another opportunity to get down on campus. The first time I went, it was for a camp. This was an opportunity to meet the coaching staff and I’ve stayed in contact with them. It was about building a better relationship with Cincy. It was a really good day for me. They made it very clear they want to prioritize me. The big goal with moving conferences is they want to get the kids from Cincinnati. I’m a big part of that. If you can keep the local talent, it’s a game changer. There’s so much talent coming out of Cincinnati. They said I’m a big priority. I’m one of the kids they want to keep home as a hometown hero.”"