Quanell Farrakhan Jr., a four-star wide receiver from North Shore High School in Houston, has committed to the University of Colorado, opting to play for head coach Deion Sanders. Farrakhan, ranked as the No. 36 receiver in the 2025 class by 247Sports, had 26 scholarship offers, including ones from Alabama and Texas A&M. During a live YouTube announcement, Farrakhan highlighted his connection with Sanders as a significant factor in his decision. Sanders' history with developing versatile players like Travis Hunter influenced Farrakhan, who aspires to contribute on both offense and defense. Last season, Farrakhan showcased his skills by catching 46 passes for 809 yards and 12 touchdowns, rushing for 99 yards and five touchdowns, and accumulating 283 return yards. His commitment brings Colorado's 2025 class to six players, including another four-star recruit, offensive lineman Chauncey Gooden. Farrakhan's decision reflects the growing appeal of Colorado under Sanders' leadership.
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