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BREAKING: 2027 Crawford four-star WR Alvin Mosley commits to Ole Miss
2027 Crawford (Texas) four-star wide receiver Alvin Mosley has announced his commitment to Ole Miss.
The four-star wide receiver commits to the Rebels over Arkansas, Texas and Houston among other schools.
For Mosley, the decision to commit to Ole Miss came down to his relationship with Rebels wide receiver coach L'Damian Washington and it feeling like the right fit when he was on his official visit.
"When I first met coach Washington he was a straight forward guy and he was in the NFL for a lot of years and a guy who went through a lot growing up similar to me," Mosley said on why he committed to Ole Miss. "Also when I went on my OV we had a great time and just being around all the players and the coaches I just felt like it was the right fit for me."
Mosley had been silently committed to Ole Miss for a few weeks and the moment when he told coach Washington and the rest of the staff he committed proved he made the right decision.
"I had silently committed whenever coach Washington came down and we went out to dinner," he said. "As soon as I told coach Washington the whole staff was texting me and calling me telling me how excited they are to coach me and that made me excited to."

The star Crawford wide receiver has found a home in Ole Miss prior to his senior season which Mosley said has lifted a weight off his shoulders.
"It most definitely lifted a weight off my shoulders," Mosley said. "I had a lot of things going on in this recruitment so it was definitely a weight lifted knowing I only have to focus on one school and everything."
With his commitment now out of the way Mosley is looking forward to a big senior season but had one last final message for Ole Miss fans following his commitment.
"I'm somebody that's going to help go win that national championship," he said.
BREAKING: Tompkins four-star CB Blake Jenkins commits to Michigan
2027 Katy Tompkins four-star cornerback Blake Jenkins has announced his commitment to Michigan.
The four-star cornerback commits to the Wolverines over Vanderbilt, Texas, SMU and Houston among others.
The decision to commit to Michigan for Jenkins came down to playing high level Power Four football and new Wolverines head coach Kyle Whittingham.
"It's big time football in the Big 10," Jenkins said on what made him want to commit. "I feel like coach Whitt is building something special there and the foundation is set with the entire new staff there."
Michigan has history developing players to the NFL and that ability to be developed to the next level was another big factor in the Wolverines gaining Jenkins commitment.
"NFL potential is always there whenever you think of Michigan in general when you think of the defensive backs they've produced there over the past five to six years," he said. "That's one of the main reasons I committed and I know with coach Gilford there, they will have one of the best cornerback rooms in the country."
Jenkins makes his commitment ahead of his senior season which means a great deal to the Tompkins star as he can relieve some stress and focus on his last season in a Falcons uniform.
"It definitely relieves stress for sure knowing where home is going to be," Jenkins said. "I'm just ready to work this summer, getting bigger, getting stronger to be ready for my senior season and for playing in the 'Big House' after that."
With his commitment out of the way and a big senior season approaching, Jenkins and the Falcons are looking to have a big year next fall but the cornerback had one last message for Wolverine fans on his commitment.
"You got a hard worker and a dog for sure," he said. "I just can't wait to see the development of the program and to get the 2027 class moving."































