Less than a year ago, Western Hills High Schools Javeon Campbell experienced his first snap of the football, and now hes a University of Kentucky football program commit.According to Rivals.com, the four-star defensive lineman is ranked 109 overall in the class of 2025, making him the top recruit in the state of Kentucky.The 65, 265-lb edge picked up 14.5 sacks in his lone year playing ball. Twenty-three schools put their bid in, including Alabama, Auburn, and the University of Miami, but Campbell chose the place that felt like home.I know that Kentucky develops a lot of defensive players and great players in the NFL, and I just feel really good, said Campbell in front of a crowd gathered in Frankfort. I feel like I could be like one of the next like defensive ends or defensive player going there.Former Wolverine turned Wildcat turned New York Giant WanDale Robinson was in attendance for Campbells big day.I love it. Once I heard a kid from my high school was getting offers like this, I was like, Theres no way! and I was so excited, said Robinson. Actually, getting back to see him play, stuff like that, I was really excited and ready to see where he ended up. A whole lot of offers later, and here we are.Service members also presented Campbell with his U.S. Army Bowl All-American Jersey. The U.S. Army Bowl features the best high school talent across the country.Kentucky Footballs Class of 2025 is now up to 15 commitments with the addition of Campbell.