3-star OL Kahlil House includes Louisville football in Top 12 cut list

Oct 29, 2022; Louisville, Kentucky, USA; The Louisville Cardinals mascot and head coach Scott Satterfield lead the team to the stadium during the Card March before facing off against the Wake Forest Demon Deacons at Cardinal Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Jamie Rhodes-USA TODAY Sports
Oct 29, 2022; Louisville, Kentucky, USA; The Louisville Cardinals mascot and head coach Scott Satterfield lead the team to the stadium during the Card March before facing off against the Wake Forest Demon Deacons at Cardinal Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Jamie Rhodes-USA TODAY Sports /
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2024 three-star interior offensive lineman Kahlil House just recently released his Top 12 schools cut list.


Kahlil House is 6-foot-4.5, 300 pounds out of Warner Robins, Georgia. Currently enrolled at Houston County High School, he is the No. 88 overall prospect in the state of Georgia and the No. 49 overall interior offensive lineman in the nation.

Four-star interior offensive lineman Madden Sanker committed to the Cardinals in the Class of 2023 and he is also from the great Peach State. Louisville currently has a pipeline from South Florida, but there could become a pipeline from Georgia to Louisville as well.

If Kahlil House were to commit to Jeff Brohm and the Cardinals, then he would become the third offensive lineman prospect to join Louisville in the Class of 2024. Last month, three-star Ransom McDermott and three-star Jimmie Williams announced their commitments to the University of Louisville just three days apart.

Jeff Brohm has taken the offensive line very seriously since arriving back home in Louisville. Since his arrival, he has landed commitments from nine offensive linemen, either from the transfer portal or the high school ranks.

Also. Jeff Brohm's offensive line additions in 2023. light

Kahlil House could join an offensive line movement here in Louisville if he so chooses. In 2022, he was awarded the Offensive Line MVP of Under Armour Atlanta Camp. He also has an official visit set to come to Louisville on June 23rd.