Top 2024 Quarterback Prospect Commits to Alabama

California standout Julian Sayin chose the Crimson Tide over Georgia and LSU.
Top 2024 Quarterback Prospect Commits to Alabama
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The Alabama Crimson Tide added another top prospect to its 2024 recruiting class as quarterback Julian Sayin announced that he'll be taking his talents to Tuscaloosa.

Sayin, a consensus five-star quarterback from Carlsbad, California, chose the Crimson Tide over the Georgia Bulldogs and the LSU Tigers.

He’s rated the No. 2 signal caller in the 2024 class, per the 247Sports Composite Rankings. 

During his recent day-and-a-half with the Crimson Tide, Sayin spoke with head coach Nick Saban and offensive coordinator Bill O’Brien. They told him, “This is where you want to come play quarterback.” Sayin thought about that message a lot.

It ended up being one of the reasons he committed to Alabama on Wednesday, choosing the Crimson Tide over Georgia and LSU.

Sayin is now the fourth member of Alabama’s 2024 recruiting class, joining cornerback Jaylen Mbakwe, wide receiver Perry Thompson and athlete Martavious Collins.

Alabama has an embarrassment of riches regarding quarterback recruits; the Crimson Tide already has a pair of four-star quarterbacks in the 2023 class committed to joining the program. Dylan Lonergan, a 6-foot-2, 215-pound pocket passer with a cannon, and Eli Holstein, who's growing into his 6-foot-4 frame, could eventually compete for the quarterback job after Bryce Young heads to the NFL.

One of Sayin's biggest strengths is his accuracy. He has the ability to hit receivers on the money from multiple levels and put the ball in places only the receiver can catch it. He also has a solid amount of mobility, not being a afraid to step up in the pocket or to extend plays enough to find his target.

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Mason Smith
MASON SMITH

Mason Smith is a staff writer for BamaCentral, covering football, basketball, recruiting and everything in between. He received his bachelor's degree in Journalism from Alabama State University before earning his master's from the University of Alabama.