Cincinnati Football: Columbus native 2025 3-star linebacker Denim Cook among visitors

Columbus native and 2025 3-star linebacker Denim Cook is among several talented prospects to visit the Cincinnati Bearcats game this afternoon!

Make sure to stay up to date with the most recent recruiting rumors as Scott Satterfield’s coaching staff continues to build the upcoming classes.

The Bishop Hartley High School product is being heavily recruited by multiple programs alongside the Bearcats including Indiana, Louisville and more.

With an opportunity to impress multiple prospects, Cincinnati is trying to get back on track against Big 12 opponent the Iowa State Cyclones on Saturday.

Cincinnati Football: Columbus native 2025 3-star linebacker Denim Cook among visitors

Cincinnati will host several 2025 prospects 3-star defensive end Mariyon Dye, 3-star lineman Danilo Guberinich and 3-star wide receiver Fonzy Smith!

Dye is the 11th ranked 2025 recruit from Indiana and has gained plenty of traction with recent offers from Louisville, Georgia, Tennessee, USC and Wisconsin.

Guberinich is an under the radar offensive lineman that got an offer from Eastern Michigan in recent months and took a visit to Wisconsin a week ago.

Smith gained an offer from North Carolina in early March and is currently the 9th highest rated 2025 prospect from North Carolina according to Rivals.

Cincinnati Football: Bearcats extend offers to multiple 2025 prospects in recent days

A handful of 2025 recruits earned offers from the Bearcats in recent days including 4-star defensive back Shamari Earls and 4-star athlete Trey McNutt!

Earls is the 4th highest ranked 2025 prospect from Virginia and has received offers from North Carolina, Penn State, Virginia Tech, West Virginia and more.

McNutt is currently the top rated 2025 recruit out of Ohio with offers from several schools including Georgia, Michigan, Notre Dame and Ohio State.

Other 2025 prospects that recently received offers are 4-star cornerback Tariq Hayer, 3-star wideout Giyahni Kontosis and 3-star athlete Tristan Norman.