ESPN 150 wide receiver Torii Hunter Jr. (Prosper, Texas/Prosper) is in the middle of a college-campus tour that included a stop at Nebraska on Monday, a stop at Arizona State on Wednesday and scheduled trips to Arizona and Utah on Thursday and Friday, respectively.
Before the excursions, Hunter earned his 18th offer – and arguably his biggest offer of the summer. The 6-foot, 172-pound, four-star receiver, ranked No. 50 in the ESPN 150, picked up a written offer from Alabama during a routine trip to the Prosper campus.
“I went to the school on Monday to talk to my coach, and he gave me all my [recruiting] mail,” Hunter said. “I saw an Alabama package, and when I looked at it, I saw they sent me an official offer in the package. The coaches were having a meeting, but when I opened it, they started clapping and giving me high-fives. All the coaches were proud.
Before the excursions, Hunter earned his 18th offer – and arguably his biggest offer of the summer. The 6-foot, 172-pound, four-star receiver, ranked No. 50 in the ESPN 150, picked up a written offer from Alabama during a routine trip to the Prosper campus.
“I went to the school on Monday to talk to my coach, and he gave me all my [recruiting] mail,” Hunter said. “I saw an Alabama package, and when I looked at it, I saw they sent me an official offer in the package. The coaches were having a meeting, but when I opened it, they started clapping and giving me high-fives. All the coaches were proud.
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