Ocean Springs quarterback Brayson Hubbard, ranked the #9 prospect in Mississippi by 247 Sports, has announced on Twitter he’s committed to the University of Alabama to play football.
In his five years at Indiana he was named Big Ten Receiver of the Year in 2020 and over his career he appeared in 53 games for 158 receptions for more than 2,000 yards and 14 touchdowns.
It all started in Lucedale for Ty Fryfogle, who was an all-state wide receiver at George County. He played in the Mississippi-Alabama all-star game, and set the Rebels receptions and yardage records.
He replaces Larry Dolan after three stellar seasons, posting a 19-2 district record and a postseason appearance in each of his three seasons at the helm.
Carlos Brown and Zavier Fairley signed Friday, as well as Rylan Brown, who signed a few weeks ago with Saint Mary football but wanted to do it again with his Stone teammates.
Long Beach Bearcats have a new head coach. The Board of Trustees of Long Beach School District has voted unanimously to hire Jacob Massey as the new Varsity Head Football Coach.
The D’Iberville football program has been a pillar of consistency over the last three seasons under Larry Dolan, with a district record of 19-2 and a postseason appearance in each season.
Hubbard completed nearly 70 percent of his passes and accounted for 50 touchdowns in the regular season. He’s the first Mr. Football winner in Ocean Springs history.
Signing day in South Mississippi kicked off at George County High School, where the Rebels celebrated their fourth power five football commitment in just the last three seasons.