It will be either Alabama or Auburn when Cedrick Simmons announces his commitment decision on Tuesday.

Simmons is a 2027 wide receiver, and he attends Selma High School in Selma, Alabama. The rising senior garners a three-star rating from most recruiting sites.

Auburn was the last program to host Simmons for an official visit. The Tigers’ coaching staff has shown Simmons they want what is best for their players.

“I love the coaches over there,” said Simmons. “They want the best for everybody over there. They are great at making their players the best they can be. I got two teammates up at Auburn right now, so they actually put me on with the wide receiver coach. At the time, it was Coach Davis, and he liked my playing style, and he offered me at a young age, and he believed in me early at a young age in the 10th grade.”

The Crimson Tide offered Simmons a few weeks ago after an impressive camp performance. He had been building a relationship with the Tide’s wide receiver coach Derrick Nix, since the spring.

“At first, me and coach Nix, we started building a relationship in the spring, and he told me he always liked my film,” Simmons said. “So, when I went to train there in person, and they saw my abilities, they went ahead and offered me. That was amazing. It felt so well-deserved and earned. I put the hard work in for it.”

Simmons told Touchdown Alabama the Tide was his leader after he officially visited Alabama earlier this month.

“What really stood out to me was learning about the standard they live by and why they’re always a top team in college football,” Simmons told Touchdown Alabama.

The 5-foot-10, 190-pounder is a physical and explosive wide receiver, and he is built like a linebacker. He is coming off a season where he had more than 2,000 receiving yards.

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The Arkansas Storm Team has designated Sunday overnight into Monday as an Alert Day for a line of storms moving through. Damaging wind gusts, flooding, and flash flooding are the main hazards. A tornado or two is also possible.

Flood-prone and low-lying areas should be aware of heavy rainfall overnight, leading to flooding and flash flooding. A Flood Watch is in place until 7 p.m. Monday, June 22, in northwestern and western Arkansas.

It’s strongly encouraged to have ways to receive weather alerts for your location overnight. This means ways that’ll wake you up in the event water is rising quickly or if you have to take shelter.

Download the Arkansas Storm Team app for the latest. The Arkansas Storm Team will also be live from 10:30 p.m. Sunday, June 21, to 4 a.m. Monday, June 22, on our streaming platforms. Coverage will continue at 4 a.m. on our morning newscasts.

The Delaware State Police have obtained an arrest warrant for 36-year-old Angel Morales-Ortiz of Georgetown in connection with a series of crashes that left a Seaford man seriously injured Friday evening.

According to investigators, the incidents began at approximately 7:30 p.m. on June 19 when Morales-Ortiz, driving a Jeep Comanche, was traveling northbound on Middleford Road approaching Old Furnace Road. As he turned onto eastbound Old Furnace Road, the Jeep crossed into the westbound lane and sideswiped a Ford F-150 that was stopped at the intersection.

Police said Morales-Ortiz left the scene and continued eastbound on Old Furnace Road at a high rate of speed while committing multiple traffic violations. At the intersection of Coverdale Road, the Jeep reportedly backed into the front of a Toyota Camry before maneuvering around stopped traffic and continuing eastbound.

The series of events ended near Cokesbury Road when the Jeep crossed into the westbound lane and collided head-on with a Ford Fusion. The Fusion’s driver, a 20-year-old Seaford man, was transported to a hospital with serious injuries. The driver of the Toyota, a 25-year-old woman from Bishopville, Maryland, and her passengers were not injured. The driver of the Ford F-150, a 33-year-old Milford man, and his passenger were also uninjured.

Troopers contacted Morales-Ortiz at the scene and reported observing multiple signs of impairment. He was flown by the Delaware State Police Aviation Section to a hospital with serious injuries. During a search of the Jeep, investigators said they found multiple open containers of alcohol. A records check also showed Morales-Ortiz’s driver’s license was suspended. Troopers subsequently obtained a warrant for a blood sample while he was being treated at the hospital.

Upon his release, Morales-Ortiz is expected to be charged with first-degree vehicular assault, two counts of leaving the scene of a property damage collision, driving under the influence of alcohol, driving while suspended or revoked, and multiple related traffic offenses.