Five-star WR Brandon Inniss Describes ‘Different’ Visit to Alabama

TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — In the case of describing his first official go to to Alabama this weekend, five-star receiver Brandon Innis stored it easy.

“If I had to make use of one phrase to explain this go to it could be ‘completely different,’” Innis stated. “Undoubtedly in a great way.”

Inniss, the No. 2-rated receiver within the Class of 2023, was in Tuscaloosa Friday by way of Sunday and had the chance to absorb Alabama’s campus in addition to speak with the teaching workers. The spotlight of the weekend was a gathering with Nick Saban the place the 2 talked about how the star receiver would match into Alabama’s offense if he selected to decide to the Crimson Tide.

“My dialog was nice with him,” Innis stated. “He’s very clever and does issues completely different. He likes lots of my recreation. He compares my play model to John Metchie. He thinks I can play everywhere in the subject.”

Inniss did nearly every little thing throughout his junior season at American Heritage Faculty final season, even filling in behind middle after the Patriots misplaced their beginning quarterback to harm. The 6-foot, 190-pound athlete accounted for 1,253 yards of whole offense and 11 touchdowns, recording 341 receiving yards and 308 yards on the bottom.

Coached by Patrick Surtain Sr., the daddy of former Alabama nice Patrick Surtain II, Inniss is a college-ready receiver who excels as a route runner and is ready to play greater than his measurement. He agrees with Saban’s evaluation that these expertise would translate nicely into Alabama’s offense.

“I see myself making performs everywhere in the subject,” Inniss stated, “and simply serving to the group win a nationwide championship.”

One factor that can support Alabama in its pursuit of Inniss is the latest dedication of four-star quarterback Eli Holstein. Whereas the 2 aren’t shut, Inniss likes what he sees within the four-star passer.

“QB is unquestionably essential as a result of that’s who will likely be getting me the ball,” Inniss stated. “I don’t actually know him like that however I’m positive I’ll get to know him as time goes on.”

Alabama is competing with Miami, Ohio State and Southern California for Inniss’ dedication. The Fort Lauderdale, Fla., native’s subsequent official go to will likely be to Ohio State on June 17.

“Alabama was already in a great spot in my recruitment,” Inniss stated. “Now they’re in a terrific spot.”

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