Arkansas transfer punter Max Fletcher revealed a decision to join his brother Mason Fletcher on the Cincinnati Bearcats special teams unit!
Fletcher is expected to redshirt this season and back up his older brother before taking over the starting spot with two years of eligibility left.
The Australia native ranked seventh in the nation with 6.9 yards per punt on the way to earning All-SEC Second Team honors at Arkansas last year.
Stay tuned for the latest recruiting updates and transfer portal rumors as the Bearcats coaching staff continues to put together the 2024 roster!
Arkansas transfer punter Max Fletcher is set to join his older brother on the #Bearcats special teams unit!https://t.co/jkWO6DKdaD pic.twitter.com/aKvxWr4ENI
— Cincy on the Prowl (@CincyOnTheProwl) April 29, 2024
Cincinnati Football: Bearcats add Arkansas transfer punter Max Fletcher
Cincinnati defensive back trio Rayquan Adkins, Jayden Davis and Jabril White, plus linebacker Tyler Gillison placed their name into the portal.
Gillison finished with 15 tackles and 2.5 tackles for loss in his sophomore year with the Bearcats and will have three years of eligibility remaining.
The Pickerington High School Central product was a 3-star prospect that selected Cincinnati over Syracuse, Virginia Tech and West Virginia.
Scott Satterfield's team is hoping to improve in his second season at the helm after struggling to find success in the initial Big 12 campaign!