Mountain Ridge High DL Kendal Wall Commits To BYU Football
The commitments continue to roll in for BYU football.
An in-state defensive lineman is the latest to give his verbal commitment to the Cougars. Kendal Wall from Mountain Ridge High School announced late on Monday night that he is committed to BYU. Wall wrote on X, “When Dreams Become Reality… Home sweet Home.”
The 6-foot-5, 215-pound Wall lines up at defensive end for Mountain Ridge but projects as a defensive tackle for BYU.
BYU defensive tackle coach Sione Po’uha recruited Wall and offered him a scholarship earlier this month. Last week, Wall was one of many prospects who participated in an official visit on campus.
Wall chose BYU over reported offers from San Jose State and Washington State. Last season at Mountain Ridge, he recorded 41 tackles and one sack for a team that finished with a 7-3 record. He’s rated by 247Sports as the 14th-best prospect in Utah for the class of 2025.
Wall’s commitment brings BYU’s total to 13 for the class of 2025. He is the sixth commitment in the class since last Friday, joining LaMason Waller (WR), Tucker Kelleher (TE), Ulavai Fetuli (EDGE), Jackson Doman (TE), and Cole Cogshell (EDGE).
