As things currently stand, Kenyon Alston will play his college football at Illinois.

The Orlando (Fla.) Bishop Moore standout wide receiver has been committed to the program since January and he was back in Champaign for his official visit over the weekend.

Just before the trip, an official visit date with Michigan had materialized for this coming weekend as the Wolverines worked on flipping the rising-senior with roots in the state.

That trip is no longer to be taken.

“I cancelled it,” Alston told Rivals. “I’m focused on training and getting ready for my last high school season.

“Locked in with ILL.”

Naturally, the weekend with fellow commitments and company went about as well as he and his family could have hoped for.

“The weekend was fire,” Alston said. “We enjoyed it a lot. The best part was meeting up with the other commits and hanging out. It was cool talking to and being with the older players too.

“The brotherhood is real.”

Among the commitments back in town was fellow Orlando native and future Illinois quarterback Michael Clayton. The duo has spent considerable time together in the Sunshine State.

More than 30 programs jumped in with an offer to Alston to this point in his recruitment, but there is a comfort in wrapping up that part of the process before a final prep campaign.

“It was a blessing to get the opportunity to play for so many good programs,” he said. “I’m really happy with my decision to lock in with Illinois and glad the recruiting is all over.”

The big, physical wide receiver is already the BMHS all-time leader in career and single-season receiving yards as well as receiving touchdowns.