Done deal: I will die for Auburn Tigers football. I am a 250-pound, 7-foot-5-star wide receiver who has committed to Auburn over Alabama, Tennessee Vols, and Arizona.

The moment I committed to Auburn University, I felt like I was embracing something much bigger than myself. It was a decision that would shape my life, my future, and the way I see the world around me. As a 7-foot, 250-pound wide receiver—an athlete whose physicality alone commands attention—I knew that I was destined for greatness. But what’s even more significant is that I’ve chosen to pour all of that potential into a program that’s steeped in history, passion, and pride: Auburn Tigers football.

I had my pick of the best programs in college football. Alabama, Tennessee, Arizona—all of them came calling, all of them pitched their visions for me as the future of their teams. But as much as I respected those programs, I could feel in my heart that Auburn was where I truly belonged. And when I looked around at what I could be a part of in Auburn, I knew that it was more than just football—it was about joining a family, a legacy, and a culture that would push me to be the best version of myself.

Auburn’s history of football excellence isn’t just about championships or accolades—it’s about the grit, the heart, and the pride that run through this program. From legendary players like Bo Jackson to the heart-pounding moments in Jordan-Hare Stadium, Auburn represents everything that’s great about the game of football. The loyalty of the fanbase, the tradition of hard work, and the unyielding belief that anything is possible—it was all clear to me when I walked through that campus, spoke to the coaches, and felt the energy of the Auburn family. It was in those moments that I knew this was where I had to be.

Growing up, I was always a bit different. Physically, I stood out. I was always the tallest on the field, the one who could leap higher, stretch farther, and run faster than most. But it wasn’t just my size that got me noticed—it was my work ethic. I wasn’t handed anything. Every touchdown, every catch, every play was earned through hours of practice, dedication, and a mindset that nothing was impossible.

When the recruiting process began, it was surreal. I was just a kid with big dreams, and suddenly, schools like Alabama, Tennessee, and Arizona were coming to my door. I had always dreamed of playing on the biggest stages, and now it seemed like that dream could become a reality. But even amidst all the attention, I remained grounded in the belief that my journey wasn’t just about me—it was about my family, my teammates, and the legacy I wanted to leave.

It didn’t take long for me to realize that Auburn was the place where I could truly make an impact. The more I spoke with the coaches, the more I learned about their commitment to developing players not just as athletes, but as people. The Auburn program had a vision for me that went beyond football, and that was something I couldn’t overlook. This was a place where I could grow, both on and off the field, and make an imprint on the game.

The decision to turn down Alabama, Tennessee, and Arizona wasn’t easy. All of these programs had great histories, passionate fanbases, and the promise of exposure. But when I sat down and thought about what I wanted in a college football experience, it became clear: Auburn was the right fit.

Alabama is a powerhouse, with one of the most storied programs in college football history. Tennessee, too, has a rich history, and Arizona offered a unique opportunity to compete. But when I walked into Auburn’s facilities, when I sat down with Coach Harsin and the staff, something clicked. They saw me as more than just a big target in the red zone. They saw me as a leader, someone who could bring a new dynamic to the team. They made me feel like a part of something bigger, something that wasn’t just about football, but about making an impact on the community, the school, and the state of Alabama.

It wasn’t just about football skills—it was about fit. Auburn made me feel at home, and when that feeling hit, I knew I was making the right decision.

I’m not coming to Auburn just to be another player—I’m coming to make a difference. At 7-foot tall and 250 pounds, my physical attributes alone make me a unique weapon in the passing game. But it’s not just about my size or speed—it’s about the mentality I bring to the field.

My role on the team will be multifaceted. I’ll be a go-to guy in the red zone, a target for explosive plays down the field, and a reliable force in the clutch. But my commitment doesn’t stop there. I’ll be a leader in the locker room, helping younger players develop and pushing the team to greatness. I’m here to win championships, to bring Auburn back to the top, and to make my mark as one of the best to ever wear the Auburn uniform.

Football is what brought me here, but Auburn is about much more than that. It’s a community, a family, and a culture that fosters greatness. The fans here live and breathe Auburn football, and that energy is contagious. I’ve already felt the excitement of the Auburn faithful, and I can’t wait to run out onto that field, hear the roar of the crowd, and feel the weight of the tradition that comes with being a Tiger.

This is more than a commitment to a football program. It’s a commitment to a way of life, a set of values that I believe in. Hard work, loyalty, and an unrelenting drive to be the best—that’s what Auburn stands for, and that’s what I’ll bring to the field every single day.

I am Auburn Tigers football, and I’m ready to do whatever it takes to help this team win. I’m ready to work, to sacrifice, and to give everything I’ve got for the success of this program. I will die for Auburn football. It’s not just a slogan—it’s a promise I’m making to myself, to my teammates, to the fans, and to the entire Auburn family.