The four-star Class of 2025 prospect sat down with Louisville Report to talk about his recent official visit to the Cardinals, as well as his recruitment.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. - June is in line to potentially be a massive recruiting month for the Louisville football program. The Cardinals are in line to host over 30 Class of 2025 prospects this month, and
May has been a longtime target of the staff, getting offered last June after taking an unofficial visit. Even after committing to Notre Dame in September, Louisville still kept in touch. He backed off his verbal pledge to the Fighting Irish this past February, and was back on Louisville's campus for another unofficial visit a month later.
Even fellow 2025 UofL commits Mason Mims and Jake Cook remain in constant contact with him. May also says he has developed a relationship with All-American edger rusher Ashton Gillotte. As you can imagine, May had a very productive junior campaign for Highland Home. In 12 games tracked by MaxPreps, he tallied 54 total tackles, 10.0 for loss, 7.5 sacks, two forced fumbles, two fumble recoveries, six pass breakups and an interceptions returned for a touchdown.
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