by Nick Lucero/Rivals.com
Class of 2026 four-star cornerback Hakim satterwhite remains in the DMV environment to play its university football, as he dedicated to Maryland on Sunday.
This weekend (June 20 to June 22) he will come from an official visit to the Terrapins.
Satterwhite went to the Saint Frances Academy in Baltimore for his senior season, after having previously played at the St. John’s College High School in Washington, DC
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In February, Sattterwhite released a top 10 from Maryland, Georgia Tech, Kentucky, Michigan, Miami (fl.), Missouri, Notre Dame, Penn State, Syracuse and West Virginia. As his recruitment progressed, however, the Terps eventually won for Satterwhite.
In Maryland, Satterwhite plays under head coach Mike Locksley, Defensive/Coordinator/External Linebackers Coach Ted MonachinoCo-defensive coordinator/associated head coach for defense/cornerbacks Aazaar Abdul-Rahim And the rest of the staff.
The 6-foot-2, 183 pound Satterwhite ranks as the number 7 prospect in the state of Maryland and the No. 34 cornerback in the 2026 cycle.
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In addition to the schools mentioned above, SattterWhite received fairs Auburn, Boston College, Connecticut, Duke, Florida State, Indiana, North Carolina, Oregon, South Carolina, Tenessee, Texas A & M, UCF, Virginia Tech, Wisconsin and others. He collected a total of 30 stock market offers.
Characteristics that stand out in the game of sattterwhite are its size, physicality, ball skills, ability to get out of the corner and the willingness to get into run support.
Satterwhite joins various of his Saint Frances teammates in the 2026 class of Maryland, as five-star Edge Zion Elee, three-star cornerback Khmari Bing and three-star tight end Damon Hall Jr. Currently all are promised to the Terrapins.
With the deployment of Satterwhite, the class of Maryland 2026 now contains seven total prospects.
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