UCLA Football Recruiting: Tate Martell Decommits From Texas A&M
UCLA Football 2017 target, dual-threat quarterback Tate Martell, has decommitted from Texas A&M. Are the Bruins on his radar?
Things just got interesting with recruiting for the UCLA Football team. A big prospect just became available and could have interest in the Bruins.
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The #1 dual-threat quarterback in the country is no longer committed to Texas A&M as Tate Martell (Bishop Gorman HS/Las Vegas, NV) announced on Twitter Wednesday night that he would be opening up his recruitment.
According to Scout.com, Martell is the #1 player in Nevada and the #12 overall player in the nation. Up to this point he has received 22 offers, but it seems that only five remain.
Texas A&M could still be in it but now has to match-up in recruiting against Cal, Ohio State, Oregon and, that’s right, UCLA.
Bruin Report Online
stated earlier this week, “Now we’re not saying Martell is on the verge of de-committing and we’re also not saying UCLA has suddenly become the team to beat for the 5-star quarterback. We are saying it’s something worth monitoring and if Martell decides to take one of his official visits to UCLA, the Bruins could have a chance if they decide to go all in on the gifted quarterback.”
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Well now that the decommitment is official, it is officially time to start monitoring Martell’s direction in the recruiting process, especially if he is veering towards Westwood.