Four-Star QB From Hawaii Commits To Alabama

by Staff Reporter

May 3, 201613 Comments

John David Mercer-USA TODAY Sports

Four-star dual-threat quarterback Tua Tagovailoa Honolulu, HI announced Monday night that he has committed to Alabama for the class of 2017.

The 6-1, 210-pound prospect from St. Louis High School in Honolulu is rated the No. 2 dual-threat QB in the country and No. 1 overall player from Hawaii for 2017.

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Alabama now has nine verbal commitments for the class of 2017.

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ThreauxDown11•108 months

Transfer. Will not fit that culture

tigersaint74•108 months

Future transfer.

BlackPawnMartyr•108 months

With all these great QBs coming in its safe to assume a few will. Oh well thats prosperity problems.

Street Hawk•108 months

Question is which team has the best QB bench strength for the next few seasons: LSU or Alabama?

TigerFanFromBama•108 months

With two highly touted freshmen (Hurts & Barnett) already on the depth chart... I hope this kid is ready to hold the clip board for atleast 3 years.

Gary Busey•108 months

Let's see, If Hurts or Barnett starts this year, that means they'll be sophomore when this kid enrolls. More than likely, he'll redshirt that year. By the time he's reading to come in and fight for the job, Hurts and Barnett will be juniors and he'll be a freshman still.

Gary Busey•108 months

So, starting his junior and senior years isn't a bad deal.

TigerFanFromBama•108 months

Saban is not going to start a true freshman at QB. Even though he had a decent Spring game, Hurts will be redshirted.

GoldenAge•108 months

He WAS #2 behind LN, now he'll be #1

Bama Eric•108 months

Who cares where they are ranked?

Clear Eyes Full Jars•108 months

Are you really using ESPN rankings?

RECConspiracy•108 months

This can be said of most places in the SEC, but Honolulu to Tuscaloosa? Talk about culture shock.