re: 2013 Alabama Football Recruiting Thread - DH Decommited from UGA

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Devlin Hodges is a 6-foot-2, 180 pound quarterback out of Morris (Ala.) Mortimer Jordan in the 2014 class and he is working hard to get his name out there this summer.
He has been on the campus of four SEC schools in the month of June and he talks a little about those here:

Alabama: "The camp at Alabama went well. Coach Nussmeier told me that I threw the ball well and he liked my balance and arm. He wants me to work on my footwork, but he liked me. The winning tradition they have stands out to me."

Auburn: "It was my first time at Auburn and their new facilities are nice. I just listened to Coach Leoffler and I will try to take what he told me to make myself better. Auburn is a good school and I had a good time at their camp."

Mississippi State: "I am close to Coach Collins at Mississippi State and I think the camp went well. I like the coaches there, I like their offense, and I had a good time there. They probably showed me the most attention."

Ole Miss: "There was a lot of quarterbacks there, so it was hard to get too much attention from the coaches that day. I did not get to talk to them a lot. I like their facilities and their campus. I like their coaches too."

Another camp Hodges attended early in June was the MVP Camp in Alpharetta, Ga. He competed with top 2013 quarterbacks such as Joshua Dobbs (Arizona State commitment), Taylor Lamb (South Alabama commitment), and Parker McLeod (Alabama commitment) there, but he walked away with hardware.

"The MVP Camp was an awesome camp and to win the Top Quarterback award was a blessing. There was a lot of top talent there, especially at quarterback, so I was happy about that," he said. "The coaches were great, I learned I had to compete hard every play, and it was a great experience."

That is five camps in the month of June alone for the talented 2014 signal caller out of Alabama. He has one thing in mind as he prepares for his junior season.

"My goal is to get my name out there. I want to play SEC football one day, so I am going to these camps to compete, learn, and show coaches what I can do."

Hodges grew up a fan of the Crimson Tide, but is open to all schools at this time.

He threw for over 1,300 and 19 touchdowns in seven games as a sophomore.

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