Kendrick Bell

Receiving:

• Catches: 2, 2x - last vs. Texas (Dec. 31, 2025)

• Yards: 30 - vs. New Mexico (Aug. 30, 2025)

• TDs: 1 - vs. Texas (Dec. 31, 2025)

• Long: 19 - vs. Texas (Dec. 31, 2025)

At Michigan:

• Two-time letter winner (2024-25)

• Has appeared in 25 games in his career (five games, special teams only) with seven starts at wide receiver

Junior (2025):

• Appeared in all 13 games with one start at wide receiver and contributed on special teams; caught three passes for 54 yards with one touchdown and defended one onside kick attempt to earn his second varsity letter

• Made a 30-yard reception against New Mexico (Aug. 30)

• Contributed on special teams at Oklahoma (Sept. 6), at USC (Oct. 11), vs. Washington (Oct. 18)

• Played as a wide receiver against Central Michigan (Sept. 13), Wisconsin (Oct. 4) and also contributed on special teams

• Recovered an onside kick as part of the hands team at Nebraska (Sept. 20) and also played wide receiver

• Contributed as a wide receiver and on special teams against Northwestern at Wrigley Field (Nov. 15)

• Started at wide receiver against Ohio State (Nov. 29) and contributed on special teams

• Caught his first career touchdown against Texas in the Cheez-It Citrus Bowl (Dec. 31) among two receptions for 24 yards

Sophomore (2024):

• Appeared in all 13 games with six starts at wide receiver; caught seven passes for 70 yards, rushed once, and made one tackle to earn his first varsity letter

• Made his first collegiate reception against Fresno State (Aug. 31), an 11-yard grab

• Earned his first career start at wide receiver against Texas (Sept. 7), and made a seven-yard catch

• Started and played wide receiver against Arkansas State (Sept. 14), USC (Sept. 21), at Washington (Oct. 5)

• Caught two passes totaling 24 yards in a start against Minnesota (Sept. 28)

• Played at wide receiver against Oregon (Nov. 2), at Illinois (Oct. 19)

• Made a one-yard catch against Michigan State (Oct. 26)

• Started out wide at Indiana (Nov. 9) and caught one pass for eight yards

• Made an eight-yard catch against Northwestern (Nov. 23)

• Played as a wide receiver and attempted one pass at Ohio State (Nov. 30) and against Alabama in the ReliaQuest Bowl (Dec. 31)

Freshman (2023):

• Did not see game action

• Named Scout Team Offensive Player of the Week for his role in preparing the defense for Rutgers

Prep:

• Attended Park Hill High School (2023) coached by Andy Sims

• Park Hill posted a 3-8 record his senior year in 2022

• Helped the Trojans to a 5-6 record as a junior

• Part of two playoff teams and won a playoff game in each year as a starting quarterback

• Earned letters in basketball at Park Hill, where he was an all-district selection

• Also lettered in track and field, where he was a state-qualifying jumper

Key Statistics:

• In his senior year, completed 224-of-339 pass attempts (72 percent) with 35 passing touchdowns and added 670 rushing yards and another 10 scores on the ground

• As a junior, completed 207-of-339 pass attempts (61 percent) with 30 total touchdowns including rushing; 313 total rushing yards

• Set school records in passing yards, completions, and completion percentage his senior year

Honors and Rankings:

• Earned a 247Sports Composite ranking of three stars; the No. 1,031 overall player nationally, the No. 85 athlete and the No. 23 player in the state of Missouri

• Named a three-star prospect by 247Sports; the No. 178 athlete and the No. 36 player in the state of Missouri

• Rated as a three-star prospect by ESPN, the No. 222 player in his region, the No. 19 dual-threat quarterback and the No. 22 player in the state of Missouri

• Rivals.com three-star prospect, the No. 49 athlete tackle in the nation and the No. 24 player in Missouri

• On3.com three-star consensus prospect, the No. 1,017 player in the nation, the No. 53 quarterback in the nation and the No. 22 player in Missouri

• On3.com three-star prospect, the No. 24 quarterback in the nation and the No. 12 player in Missouri

• First-team Class 6 All-State as a senior (2022)

• Named the Most Outstanding High School Football Player in the Kansas City area with the Thomas A. Simone Award in 2022

• Brother, Ronnie, also won the award (2017), making the brothers the first pair to win the honor in its 87-year history

• Kansas City Suburban Conference Silver Division first team honoree

• Class 6 District 4 first team All-District

Personal:

• Kendrick Bell was born April 20, 2004

• Son of Aaron and Renee Bell

• Brother, Ronnie, was a two-time captain and two-time Big Ten Champion with the Wolverines (2018-22)

• Twin brother, Marqueas, plays basketball at Southeast Missouri State

• Enrolled in the College of Literature, Science, and the Arts, majoring in Communication and Media