The No. 1 wide receiver in America has revealed his decision, selects Alabama over LSU and Auburn.
Ryan Williams, a five-star wide receiver, revealed his commitment to the Alabama Crimson Tide on Wednesday, and he has already made his college choice.
Williams made a number of visits before to declaring his decision, having recently renounced his commitment to the Tide last month.
Shortly after visiting Texas A&M, the top receiver in the country took an unofficial trip to Tuscaloosa last Monday.
The 2024 wideout was scheduled to spend the night in Death Valley last Wednesday, but he decided to skip the visit and head back to Tuscaloosa instead.
Williams made two trips to Alabama last week before reiterating his commitment to the Crimson Tide on Wednesday.
Texas, Texas A&M, Alabama, Auburn, LSU, and Texas were the finalist for his services.
A player who chose to reclassify into the 2024 cycle in order to advance his skills one year early was initially a part of the 2025 recruiting class.
It’s now full steam ahead to sign during the February Signing Period.
Williams, who was hosted by four of the best programs in the nation, will be a vital component of Alabama football’s upcoming 2024 recruiting class.
With the Tide and Auburn in the lead, it was always going to be difficult for programs to pull the native of Alabama out of his home state. Alabama maintained its advantage for Nick Saban’s signature even after he renounced his vow upon his retirement.
Now that Alabama’s head coach Kalen DeBoer has secured his first highly sought-after recruit, he must make a decision.
Williams had unofficially traveled to Baton Rouge once this year, this time with George MacIntyre, the No. 2 quarterback in the 2025 class.
Williams has postponed his planned weekend trip to Auburn due to a publicly disclosed pledge, and he is now focused on signing with Alabama in February.
Moving forward, LSU will get ready for the last visit from the 2024 class when five-star athlete Terry Bussey makes his way to Baton Rouge next week on January 31.
