South Alabama has added two Kansas junior-college cornerbacks to its 2025 recruiting class.

David Houston of Butler Community College and Saivion Kenan of Coffeyville have each signed with the Jaguars, the school announced Tuesday. Both have three years of eligibility remaining.

The 6-foot, 180-pound Houston is originally from Austin, Texas. He played in seven games at Butler in 2024, totaling nine tackles.

Kenon (5-11, 175) hails from Havana, Fla., the same high school that produced fellow 2025 South Alabama defensive back signee Jeremiah Thomas. Kenon totaled 12 tackles and four pass breakups in nine games at Coffeyville in 2024.

Houston and Kenon join five other cornerbacks who have joined or are set to join the South Alabama program for 2025. East Tennessee State transfer Jayvon Henderson and high school signee Deuce Vance enrolled in January and participated in spring practice, while Thomas and portal transfers Greg Johnson (Navy) and Nehemiah Chandler (Georgia Tech) will enroll along with Houston and Kenon this summer.

South Alabama has lost its top five cornerbacks from last year’s team to graduation or the transfer portal. Amarion Fortenberry transferred to West Virginia in January, while Ricky Fletcher (Ole Miss) and Lardarius Webb (Wake Forest) left after spring practice.