The future of Alabama’s tight end room got a little bit stronger on Saturday evening as 2024 tight end Caleb Odom announced his commitment to Alabama. Odom chose the Crimson Tide over Texas A&M, Miami, and Ole Miss among others.
Odom is a 6-foot-4 tight end out of Class 7A Georgia powerhouse, Carrollton High School. As a junior, Odom reeled in 64 receptions for 1,121 yards and 13 touchdowns. He was the receiving threat in a Trojans offense led by Alabama quarterback target Julian “Juju” Lewis.
He took four official visits in June. He made trips to Alabama (June 2-4), Auburn (June 12), Florida (June 9-11), and Miami (June 23-25). The visit that appeared to make a huge difference in Odom’s decision was the visit that he and his family took to Tuscaloosa.
Odom was able to spend some time with Alabama head coach Nick Saban and the rest of the coaching staff. He was also able to spend some time with current players and recruiting targets as well.
His commitment gives Alabama 14 commits for the 2024 recruiting class. He is the fifth player to commit to the Crimson Tide this week. The 2024 prospects that verbally committed to Alabama earlier in the week were Justin Okoronkwo, Zabien Brown, and Casey Poe.
Roll Tide Wire breaks down Caleb Odom’s recruiting profile.