SEC schools after Miami WR commit

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Homestead (Fla.) South Dade wide receiver Tyre Brady committed to Miami a couple of weeks ago, but that hasn't stopped schools from reaching out.

According to Brady, Arkansas, Florida, Mississippi State and Ole Miss are still recruiting him. Is he planning to take any visits elsewhere with the new interest heating up?

"No. I don't think so," stated Brady. "I'm solid to UM. I'm going to take my official visit sometime in January. I'm trying to get C.J. Worton to flip to Miami with me, but he isn't giving me a lot to work with."

At one point Brady almost committed to Kentucky during the summer, however that commitment didn't take place.

Brady feels like he found a home with Miami. "Miami is my dream school. I have a great opportunity to go there and help get the team better. I feel I can make an impact early if I work hard. All of the coaches helped recruit me. It's family there," noted Brady.

The three-star wideout has hauled in 32 passes for 529 yards and nine touchdowns during his senior campaign. He is looking to add to that total next week when his team takes on Palm Beach Gardens (Fla.) in the Class 8A semi-finals with the winner moving onto the state championship in Orlando at the Citrus Bowl.

Kynon Codrington is a Southeast Region football recruiting analyst for Rivals.com. You can click here to follow him on Twitter.