Kansas Football Secures Commitment from Three-Star Safety Braiden Graves
Kansas Football Lands Commitment from 3-Star Safety Braiden Graves

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Kansas football has bolstered its 2027 recruiting class by securing a commitment from Braiden Graves, a three-star safety from Cypress, Texas. Graves, ranked No. 49 at his position, brings versatility and physicality to the Jayhawks' defense, making him a valuable addition as they aim for a stronger season.
- 01Braiden Graves is ranked as the No. 49 safety and No. 71 recruit in Texas according to On3.com.
- 02Graves chose Kansas over offers from Texas Tech, SMU, TCU, and others.
- 03He had an impressive junior season with 97 total tackles, 12 tackles for loss, eight pass breakups, and seven sacks.
- 04Graves is the first defensive player to commit to Kansas for the 2027 class.
- 05His versatility allows him to excel at the 'hawk' position, which combines linebacker and safety skills.
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On Tuesday, Kansas football secured a significant commitment from Braiden Graves, a three-star safety from Cypress, Texas, for the 2027 recruiting class. Standing at 6 feet and weighing 190 pounds, Graves is recognized as the No. 49 safety nationally and the No. 71 recruit in Texas by On3.com. He chose Kansas over several notable programs, including Texas Tech, SMU, and TCU. This commitment elevates the Jayhawks' 2027 class to five recruits, currently ranked No. 7 in the Big 12 and No. 46 nationally. Graves had a standout junior season at Bridgeland High School, recording 97 tackles, 12 tackles for loss, eight pass breakups, and seven sacks. His physical style of play and versatility make him an ideal fit for the 'hawk' position in Kansas's defense, which blends the roles of linebacker and safety. With his track background, speed is not an issue, and he could potentially see early playing time in the 2027-28 season.
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Graves' commitment strengthens Kansas's defensive lineup, potentially leading to improved performance in upcoming seasons.
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