Former four-star Alabama defensive back Jahlil Hurley has committed to transfer to Kansas, according to his representative, Casey Gunn.
Hurley, a highly regarded four-star recruit out of high school, initially chose Alabama over Auburn. During his two seasons in Tuscaloosa, he appeared in nine games for the Crimson Tide, recording one tackle.
On Sunday evening, Hurley became the second Alabama player to reveal his transfer destination. Earlier, former Crimson Tide outside linebacker Keanu Koht announced his commitment to Vanderbilt.
At 6-foot-2 and 170 pounds, Hurley brings versatility to the Jayhawks’ defense, capable of playing as a boundary corner or in the slot. With three years of eligibility remaining, he will aim to secure a significant role in Kansas’ secondary next season. It will be intriguing to see how he develops in Lawrence.
