Syracuse Football: 3-star edge, who had 20 sacks as a junior, to officially visit SU

A talented edge in the 2026 class will officially visit Syracuse football later this year, according to a national recruiting analyst.

In a post on X, Rivals.com national analyst John Garcia Jr. said that three-star edge/outside linebacker Kamron Wilson from Florida has some official visits scheduled, including one to the Orange on June 13, which is awesome to hear.

The 6-foot-5, 215-pound Wilson, according to social media posts, had a stellar junior season for Miami Southridge Senior High School. The 'Cuse staff, led by head coach Fran Brown, continues to recruit the Sunshine State extremely hard.

Wilson, throughout his recruiting process, has picked up more than 20 offers so far from a range of high-major programs, such as California, Florida State, Georgia Tech, Illinois, Michigan State, Ole Miss, North Carolina, Minnesota, Mississippi State and N.C. State, among others.

Per his X page, Wilson secured a scholarship offer from the Orange on May 9, 2024. Recently, he visited with 'Cuse defensive ends coach Nick Williams and assistant head coach/defensive coordinator Elijah Robinson.

Syracuse football will host three-star edge/outside linebacker Kamron Wilson on an official visit.

Wilson, in the 2024 term, put forth an award-winning performance. He said on X that as a junior, he tallied 20 sacks, 30 tackles for a loss and 110 total tackles, which is pretty remarkable.

Within the 2026 cycle, Rivals.com currently has Wilson as a three-star prospect, the No. 35 edge rusher and the No. 79 player residing in the talent-rich state of Florida.

To date, the Syracuse football coaching staff has received at least nine verbal pledges from high school juniors, including commitments from several four-star prospects and a couple of players who come from the Sunshine State.

The Orange's 2026 cycle ranks in the top 15 nationally, according to both the industry-generated 247Sports Composite and Rivals.com.

The 'Cuse staff is also in the hunt for various other highly rated juniors. Four-star defensive back Khary Adams of Loyola Blakefield in Towson, Md., has the Orange in his top 10.

Syracuse football recently made the top five of four-star wide receiver Davion Brown out of the Trinity Episcopal School in Richmond, Va.

Also, not too long ago, four-star athlete/defensive back Hakim Satterwhite of the Saint Frances Academy in Baltimore included the 'Cuse in his top 10.

Three-star defensive lineman Alexander Haskell of the St. Joseph's Preparatory School in Philadelphia has Syracuse football in his top four, while the Orange is in the top 10 of three-star cornerback Sean Johnson with Archbishop Spalding High School in Severn, Md.