Here We Go: SEC Records Another Crazy Breaking Deal in a Promising, Most Decorated RB — Commitment to Alabama Imminent Announcement…

Here We Go: SEC Records Another Crazy Breaking Deal in a Promising, Most Decorated RB — Commitment to Alabama Imminent Announcement…

 

The college football world is once again on fire — and this time, the blaze is crimson.

 

In what’s being described as another wild twist in the ever-evolving NIL era, the Southeastern Conference (SEC) has witnessed one of its most electric recruiting moments yet. Jaden “Jet” Carter, the nation’s most decorated high school running back prospect, is now all but confirmed to commit to the University of Alabama following a “record-breaking” NIL deal that insiders are calling “game-changing” for both the player and the program.

 

Carter, a 5-star phenom out of IMG Academy, has dazzled scouts and fans alike with his rare blend of size, speed, and vision — drawing comparisons to legends like Derrick Henry and Saquon Barkley. His trophy case is already overflowing: two Gatorade Player of the Year honors, three state titles, a national rushing record, and even an ESPY nomination for Best Male High School Athlete.

 

The buzz reached fever pitch late Friday night when multiple sources confirmed that Carter had finalized the terms of a groundbreaking NIL agreement brokered through a collective with deep ties to Alabama athletics. The deal — rumored to include high six to low seven-figure incentives — positions Carter not only as the face of Alabama’s 2025 recruiting class, but potentially the face of college football for years to come.

 

Recruiting insiders point to Carter’s visit to Tuscaloosa last month, where he was seen touring the campus with Coach Kalen DeBoer and former Crimson Tide stars. Social media exploded when Carter posted a cryptic tweet that simply read, “Legacy loading… 🐘⏳.” Within hours, Alabama fans flooded his mentions with crimson-colored edits and hashtags, convinced the prodigy was coming home to the Tide.

 

While official confirmation is pending, a source close to Carter’s camp revealed that the announcement is “imminent — likely within the next 72 hours,” and that Carter has already begun planning media appearances with Alabama-affiliated content creators.

 

If finalized, this deal would mark the second major NIL breakthrough in a week for the SEC, further cementing its dominance in the new age of collegiate athletics. For Alabama, it signals a terrifying return to form after a brief transition period post-Nick Saban — and a warning shot to the rest of the college football world:

 

The dynasty isn’t dead. It’s just getting started again.