Oregon, Georgia, Alabama, and Miami are also among his top five.
The 6-foot-2, 170-pound player from Tampa, Florida has already made several trips to Michigan during his early recruitment; the fact that his mother is a U-M alumna and that they still have family there undoubtedly helps. His most recent visit to Ann Arbor occurred in November, during Michigan’s historic victory over Ohio State.
After The Game, Damien Pickett, the father of the player, told Steve Wiltfong of 247Sports, “Michigan was a nice environment.” “Electronic.”
“What catches our eye is that they have a plan for my son. Seems like I have met the entire staff before, including the recruiting coordinators. Really did feel like home.”
247Sports’ Andrew Ivins scouted him his fall and wrote this about Pickett:
Ivins called Pickett a two-way player, and Michigan feels the same way about him. Wiltfong was also told by Damien Pickett, “It’s appealing that they mentioned he plays both sides of the ball.” However, I adore how often they play man coverage outside. Additionally, Coach (Steve) Clinckscale is a really grounded and honest person.
Pickett has previously said he wants to take official visits and make a decision in the summer, so there are no indications that he will be ending his recruiting anytime soon. Any one of these five universities might win this one, but as of right now, it’s certain that Michigan holds one of the top slots. Hopefully, it remains
