Published Sep 19, 2022
Following the Future: How Alabama's commits fared this week
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James Benedetto  •  TideIllustrated
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Alabama had more than 15 commits in action on Friday. Here is how the future of the Crimson Tide performed this week.

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Hubbard and Ocean Springs had a bye this week. The Grayhounds (3-0) will face Hancock (3-1) this week.

Jefferson had another big game for Pearl River Community College in its 21-14 loss to Northwest Mississippi Community College. The linebacker had seven total tackles along with a sack and two tackles for loss. Through three games, Jefferson leads the team with 25 total tackles adding 3 1/2 tackles for loss and an interception.

Hutchinson had a bye week and will face Coffeyville on Saturday.

Pulido continues to play well on a strong offensive line for Apple Valley, helping the Sun Devils to a 41-0 victory against Silverado and a 4-1 record. Pulido, who played at left guard, walls off the Silverado defensive end en route to a touchdown.

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Young and the Lightning fell to Riverview Sarasota 31-28.

Holstein and Zachary fell to St. Augustine 24-20 on Friday, snapping a 17-game unbeaten streak. Holstein had to come out of the game on two separate occasions due to injury. He went 10 of 18 for 68 yards while adding four carries for 33 yards in the loss.

Hill and North Kansas City defeated Belton 23-3.

Rome had a bye week this week.

Haynes led Buford to a 44-16 victory against Carver-Atlanta on Friday, recording a pair of touchdown runs to help the Wolves pull away in the third quarter. The running back finished with three touchdowns on the night, two runs for more than 50 yards and one receiving score for more than 60 yards.

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Anniston took home a 48-13 win against White Plains, improving to 5-0 on the season.

Northridge took home a 41-6 victory against Paul W. Bryant, improving its record to 2-2 on the season.

Eufaula dropped their first game of the season on Friday night as they were defeated 16-10 to Pike Road in overtime. Pierre had nine tackles, six for a loss, a sack and a forced fumble.

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Independence got back in the win column on Friday, downing Franklin 27-17 on Friday. Lockwood hauled in a nice 24-yard reception in the win. After missing two games to start the season, the tight end now has seven receptions for 88 yards.

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Bishop Gorman thumped Brookwood 70-10 on Friday, continuing a tough non-region schedule for the Broncos. The Gaels sacked Lonergan five times, but he completed 11 of 21 passes for 158 yards.

Downs led Mill Creek to a dominating 52-36 win over Cedar Grove. Downs had three touchdowns in the win including this rushing score from the Wildcat.

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Loomis Chaffee begins its season at home against Phillips Academy on Friday.

It was a quiet night for Osborne in Hewitt-Trussville's 17-7 loss to Hoover on Friday. The defensive end had six total tackles including two for a loss against the Buccaneers. Hoover tried to run away from the 6-foot-4 lineman which forced the Huskies to move him across the line to try and get him more involved in the game.

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