Bama247 caught up with the state champion to discuss his unforgettable final reception of his high school career, signing and enrollment plans + much more!
It was a storybook ending to a rather unique high school football career for Marshall Pritchett. The Alabama commit scored two touchdowns, including one on his final reception of the season, to help Rabun Gap (Ga.) win a state championship on Friday night. Not bad for someone who “never thought” he would be in this position.
Next up for Pritchett? Pen to paper to play football at the University of Alabama next month and a plan to move onto campus in time to participate in bowl practice. A return to Tuscaloosa for the Iron Bowl (Nov. 30) remains a possibility as well, which would mark his third game visit this season (Georgia, Missouri) and second since flipping his commitment from North Carolina to Alabama in late October.
The 6-foot-5, 220-pounder is eager to make his arrival and start his college career. Bama247 caught up with Pritchett to learn more about what exactly went into the game-sealing touchdown reception, his building of relationships in Tuscaloosa,
