Miami, LSU, Alabama, Florida State, and Texas A&M are among the finalists for the highly sought-after receiving prospect, and he visited all of them during a hectic June month.

Lockett caught 59 receptions for 1,299 yards and 13 touchdowns as a junior at Sachse (Texas), averaging 22 yards per reception last year.

According to national experts, Lockett may choose to stay in state to play college football, with one SEC-bound institution emerging as a strong contender to land his commitment.

The wide receiver is projected to sign with Miami with 76.7 percent likelihood, according to the On3 Sports Recruiting Prediction Machine’s latest analysis.

Texas A&M sits in second place with a 5 percent chance, followed by LSU at 4.3 percent, Florida State at 2.9 percent, and Alabama at 2.2 percent.

Longhorns wide receivers coach Chris Jackson is currently leading the school’s effort to sign Lockett, while A&M co-offensive coordinator Holmon Wiggins is doing so at his school.

“His ball skills are just unbelievable,” Lockett’s high school coach, Mark Behrens, told Texas Football. “He’s always working to improve on them… Any time we needed something big, we tried to get it to him. And then he would go make the play.”

Lockett sits as a near-consensus five-star prospect and is currently rated as the No. 18 overall player in the nation and the No. 3 wide receiver in the country, according to an average of the four national recruiting services.