Collected Alabama commitments live by transmission of ESPN armour All-America game played in St. Petersburg, Florida.
Defensive end Xzavier Dickson, a four-star prospect chose the red tide on hogar-estado Georgia.
Earlier in the week, said it was very close between the Bulldogs and tide, could get a coin flip.
When asked if that how he decided, he said that not. It was "too big a risk", said in the broadcast. Alabama coaching staff was the main factor although defensive end coach Bo Davis left the show to coach in Texas on Tuesday.
Only moments after putting in the sequence comandos-A, Crimson Hat Dickson picked up a sack.
Tide the missed opportunity of two other perspectives of four-star announced its decisions during the all-star - game and they chose Auburn.
Quan Bray told the national television audience "War Eagle baby" when asked by its decision in the fourth quarter of the first of two games All-American played this week.
Athlete Robenson Therezie, a four-star recruit also elected Tigers earlier in the event of made for television in which several top prospects announced that its decisions from college live on-air.
A host of objectives of Alabama, who also played Wednesday night included no. 1 recruit Jadeveon Clowney, Isaiah Crowell, Jay Rome and Cyrus Kouandjio - the first year of Alabama Arie Kouandjio brother.
Several players who previously committed to Alabama also participated including Hasean Clinton-Dix, Trey DePriest, Bradley Sylve, Marvin Shinn, Malcolm Facine, Ryan Kelly and Vinnie Sunseri - linebackers coach Sal Sunseri son.
The next big event next Saturday with the American game of the army of the United States with commitments of Alabama Phillip Ely (quarterback), Danny Woodson Jr. (receiver) and Brett Russellville Calloway (linebacker).
It could be way at least a greater commitment next Saban corridor Dee Hart to make his official announcement during the game. Apparently, the team-mate of Dr. Phillips High School of Clinton-Dix committed the tide earlier in the week but it planned a final proclamation during the broadcast live on television.
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