Texas A&M grabs commitment from 2020 wideout Devin Price
Devin Price is a 6-4, 200-pound wide receiver from A&M Consolidated. He made the call to stay close to home today and verbally committed to play for Jimbo Fisher, Dameyune Craig, and company. He joins Tomball’s Demond Demas, Charlotte (NC) stud Muhsin Muhammad III, and Ft Bend Austin’s Troy Omeire. He chose A&M over Vanderbilt, Arizona, North Carolina, Texas Tech, Utah, Minnesota, and many others.
Oh yeah...and he’s the youngest son of A&M’s defensive ends coach Terry Price.
Has there been an Aggie football assistant coach that has endeared himself to the A&M fan base like TP? Well, if he what he’s done as a player and coach for the Aggies wasn’t enough, his son is now a member of the 2020 commitment class. What a cool moment for a guy that has given so much to this university as well as his family.
By age, Devin could really be a 2021 prospect, but he started school early so he’s one of the youngest kids in his grade. When you take that into account along with his growing frame and rapidly increasing athleticism, you find an elite player with an enormous ceiling. When Jimbo Fisher made the offer early in 2019, he told Devin, “I don’t care who your daddy is. You can play football at Texas A&M.”
Devin’s length and ball skills make him a nightmare for corners in one-on-one coverage down the field. As his strength has progressed, so has his speed and route running. Whereas he was rounding off routes at times as a junior-to-be, he’s now explosive in his breaks and sharp in his turns. A former baseball prospect in the outfield, Devin’s ball flight recognition is elite, and he uses his long wingspan to high point the football or catch it away from his body in traffic. You can view his junior highlights below:
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