Kendrick Law, Kentucky football transfer, ranks among top in EA Sports College Football 26
Law, a wide receiver, is listed at No. 10 with a speed of 97, according to On3.com.
Law transferred to UK in the offseason after spending the previous three seasons at Alabama, where he caught 33 passes for 343 yards and a touchdown.
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Former Kentucky wideout Barion Brown, now at LSU, is tied for the fastest speed in the game with a 99 rating.
In Lexington, he accumulated 3,273 career all-purpose yards: 1,528 yards receiving, 195 yards rushing, 1,465 kick return yards and 85 punt return yards.
He holds the SEC record for kick returns for touchdowns in a career (5). In three seasons with the Wildcats, he earned All-SEC honors and All-American honorable mention from Phil Steele as a return specialist.
Another former Wildcat, Jordan Anthony, now at Arkansas, was also listed in the top five. Anthony excelled on the track more than on the gridiron for the Cats. He holds program records for freshmen in the 60-meter (6.55 seconds) and 100-meter dash (10.16) and earned silver medals in the 60-meter dash at the SEC and NCAA Indoor championships.
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Anthony is also listed with a speed of 99.
College Football 26 is set to be released Monday, July 7.
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This article originally appeared on Louisville Courier Journal: EA Sports College Football 26: Where Kentucky's Kendrick Law ranks
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