The Alabama Crimson Tide are hoping that they’ve found a player who can compete to be the quarterback of their future. On Tuesday, Tayden Kaawa from Orem, Utah, committed to Kaleb DeBoer and the Crimson Tide. The BYU Cougars were one of Kaawa’s finalists, so it’s notable that Alabama was able to pull him out of Utah. He’s ranked as the No. 6 player from the state, according to the 247Sports Composite. Boise State was also a finalist, but Alabama’s reputation spoke for itself on the recruiting trail with the four-star quarterback. “It’s one of the greatest colleges for football,” Kaawa told Steve Wiltfong of Rivals. “The coaches there are great. They make you a better football player and better person.” Kaawa took an official visit to Alabama in June, and it was that visit that really seemed to have sealed the deal for the Crimson Tide. “Love the environment, the coaching staff to the medical staff,” he explained. Kaawa is Alabama’s second 2026 quarterback commitment, joining four-star quarterback Jett ThomalRead More
Alabama lands four-star quarterback over BYU, Boise State
