Kobe Adeleke Holmes recruiting is starting to heat up. Adeleke-Holmes has set up official visits to Wake Forest and Georgia Southern this past week. He talks about what he is looking forward to most with each program.
“My current relationship with both schools is really great. They always make sure to hit me up and keep in contact with me, and we always have good, in-depth conversations when I talk to them. I’m really looking forward to meeting more of both staff, spending more time with the players on campus, talking with the academic advisors again and growing a closer relationship with all the coaches there. Having sit-downs with the OCs and seeing different ways they would use me in the offense is something very big for me as well,” said Adeleke-Holmes.
He is also in the works with setting up an official visit to Western Kentucky.
“As of right now I’m in the process of setting up another OV to WKU,” said Adeleke-Holmes.
Adeleke-Holmes took unofficial visits to Kennesaw State, Georgia Southern, Troy, Auburn, Western Kentucky, and Wake Forest in the spring. This past winter and early spring he blew up in recruiting, picking up offers from East Carolina, Buffalo, James Madison, Wake Forest, Arkansas State, East Tennessee State, Florida Atlantic, Georgia Southern, FIU, Tulane, Troy, Western Kentucky, Miami (OH) and more.
Adeleke-Holmes had a big year for the Lions in 2024, finishing with 44 catches for 691 yards and eight touchdowns. He led the team in catches, yards, yards per game, and touchdowns. He had a blazing start to the season, finishing with 100 yards in each game. In his first game, he balled out against Roswell, finishing with six catches for 114 yards and a touchdown. He followed that up by playing Monarch (FL), finishing with three catches for 110 yards and a touchdown. His big season saw him be a first-team all-region selection this year for the Lions.
Adeleke-Holmes will be another go-to player on offense for the Lions this season who made it to the second round of the playoffs in 2024. Adeleke-Holmes is known for his ability to make defenders miss in the open space. An aspect of his game that took a major step in 2024. He’s always been potent as a deep ball threat down the field evidenced by his 16 yards per catch, but adding the yards after catch (YAC) ability made him a more complete receiver. At 6’0 and 187 pounds Adeleke-Holmes is a can’t miss prospect for colleges and one who could make an impact at the next level.
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