Ty Simpson, quarterback for the Martin Westview Chargers committed to Alabama the other day.
Pretty cool to see a 5 star recruit from my home town.
His father is the head coach at UTM.
Pretty neat at the press conference to see the hats of Tennessee and UTM along side Clemson, and Alabama on the table.
Part of the article said:
Five-star quarterback prospect Ty Simpson announced Friday he has committed to the Alabama Crimson Tide football program.
Simpson, the No. 2 dual-threat quarterback in ESPN's 2022 rankings, chose Alabama over Clemson, Tennessee and UT-Martin. He is now the highest-ranked commit in the Crimson Tide's 2022 recruiting class.
"It was really between Alabama, Clemson and Tennessee," Simpson said Friday. "They were all neck and neck. In the beginning of the year I was going to go to Tennessee. But then with coach Jeremy Pruitt getting fired, I started to think I was going to go to Clemson.
"I started to really think about what are my aspirations, my dreams and what I want in a program. So I thought the best place for me would be the University of Alabama."
My hat's off to the young man and hope he does well.
Pretty cool to see a 5 star recruit from my home town.
His father is the head coach at UTM.
Pretty neat at the press conference to see the hats of Tennessee and UTM along side Clemson, and Alabama on the table.
Part of the article said:
Five-star quarterback prospect Ty Simpson announced Friday he has committed to the Alabama Crimson Tide football program.
Simpson, the No. 2 dual-threat quarterback in ESPN's 2022 rankings, chose Alabama over Clemson, Tennessee and UT-Martin. He is now the highest-ranked commit in the Crimson Tide's 2022 recruiting class.
"It was really between Alabama, Clemson and Tennessee," Simpson said Friday. "They were all neck and neck. In the beginning of the year I was going to go to Tennessee. But then with coach Jeremy Pruitt getting fired, I started to think I was going to go to Clemson.
"I started to really think about what are my aspirations, my dreams and what I want in a program. So I thought the best place for me would be the University of Alabama."
My hat's off to the young man and hope he does well.