During Alabama’s bye week leading up to their matchup against LSU in Baton Rouge, head coach Kalen DeBoer and the Crimson Tide football team kept a low profile, while Nate Oats and the Alabama basketball squad remained focused on the start of their season. Meanwhile, Rob Vaughn and his baseball staff continued building a competitive recruiting class for 2026.
Alabama recently secured a commitment from right-handed pitcher from Lanham, Maryland. With this addition, Alabama’s 2026 recruiting class is now ranked 17th nationally, according to Perfect Game.
While Alabama football didn’t secure any commitments this week like the baseball team, they did extend offers to several highly regarded recruits. One notable offer went to Jace Clarizio, a 3-star running back in the 2025 class currently committed to Michigan State, who shared the news on social media.
Jace Clarizio, a 3-star running back committed to Michigan State since May, now has a visit scheduled with Alabama for their game against Mercer, per Steve Wiltfong of On3. Alabama is also targeting 2026 4-star running back Jae Lamar, who ranks as the No. 14 running back in the nation. Lamar, standing at 6 feet and 205 pounds, has been impressive this season with over 800 rushing yards and 10 touchdowns for Colquitt County High School in Georgia.
Alabama’s 2027 recruiting efforts are already off to a strong start, as head coach Kalen DeBoer extended offers to tight end Ahmad Hudson and running back Noah Roberts this week. Both recruits shared the news of their offers on social media. The Crimson Tide’s 2027 class already boasts two excellent commitments, and these new additions highlight the program’s continued focus on building for the future.
Ahmad Hudson’s impressive size and talent make him a key target for Alabama, especially given his 5-star ranking and status as the No. 2 player in Louisiana for 2027. With the Tide getting an early start in building relationships, they’ll likely look to capitalize on his potential. It’s exciting to see them making moves in the 2027 class already!
Noah Roberts certainly has the build to be a top-tier recruit once his profile gets more recognition. With his versatility, he could be a dynamic asset for any program. As for Lamar Brown, the elite 2026 prospect, it’s no surprise he’s attracting attention from top programs like Alabama. His final six schools show that he’s evaluating options at a very high level, which could set the stage for a big decision in the future.
Rodney Dunham’s announcement of Alabama being in his final list is another exciting development for the Tide’s 2026 class. As the fifth-ranked edge rusher in the nation, Dunham’s recruitment will likely heat up over the coming months, especially with offers from top programs like Georgia, Ohio State, and Notre Dame. His ability to make an impact on the defensive line could be a key piece for Alabama’s future, and securing a commitment from him would strengthen their already impressive class.
Alabama Women’s basketball just made a big splash in the 2025 recruiting class by landing Lourdes Da Silva Costa, a highly ranked talent in the ESPNW Top-100. Da Silva Costa, a versatile and impactful player, announced her commitment on social media, expressing excitement about continuing her academic and basketball journey at Alabama. Her decision adds another highly regarded player to the Tide’s already strong 2025 class.
Alabama Women’s basketball has been making impressive moves on the recruiting trail, and offering 2026 combo guard Amayah Garcia is another step in building a strong future. Garcia, from DeSoto, Texas, could bring versatility to the backcourt with her ability to play both guard positions. Given the success the Tide have had with their 2025 class, this offer shows continued momentum for the program. It will be interesting to see how Alabama’s staff continues to build on their solid foundation in both the 2025 and 2026 classes.
It sounds like Alabama Women’s Basketball is having an impressive recruiting period! With Lourdes Da Silva Costa already committed to the 2025 class, and Amayah Garcia and Tarris Bouie drawing interest for the 2026 class, Coach Kristi Curry is continuing to build a talented future for the program. The 42-point performance by Tarris Bouie is particularly eye-catching—he seems like a promising prospect!
It looks like Alabama’s recruiting efforts are continuing strong, both in football and basketball, with some exciting new prospects. The additions to the 2025 and 2026 classes show a promising future for both programs. If you have any updates or want to discuss more details about these recruits, feel free to share!
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