Donovan Green hasn't finished high school yet, but he has already made a name for himself on the football field.
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The four-star tight end is the shining star at Dickinson High School, and programs across the country have lined up to sign him.
Green ultimately decided to remain close to home to play his college football and committed to the Texas A&M Aggies in January 2021.
Donovan Green Commits to Texas A&M
100% Committed #GigEm #SeyLess @vypehouston @AWilliamsUSA @ihss_houston @Nextlevelsports @CAT_TAKEOVER @GPowersScout @Texan_Live @Hayesfawcett3 @WillieLyles @DOMXsports @Trapp_SETA229 @STE_ELITE pic.twitter.com/mKUbyKwcNb
— Donovan Green (GigEm) (@Donovangreen23) January 21, 2021
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As one of the top tight ends in the entire 2022 recruiting class, it's understandable that Green received nearly three dozen scholarship offers.
Programs such as Alabama, Arizona State, Arkansas, Auburn, Baylor, Colorado, Duke, Florida, Florida State, Georgia, Georgia Tech, Houston, Kansas, Louisville, LSU, Maryland, Memphis, Miami, Michigan, Michigan State, North Texas, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Ole Miss, Oregon, Penn State, SMU, South Carolina, Stanford, TCU, Tennessee, Texas Tech, USC, Virginia Tech, and Washington attempted to land Green.
The tight end still has time to officially sign, but it's clear he wants to join Jimbo Fisher's team.
Texas A&M TE commit Donovan Green says he’s really looking forward to his official visit in College Station at the beginning of June.
“I just can’t wait to see my future home and where we are going to be chasing championships.” pic.twitter.com/n3caJ7AU3f
— Ryan Brauninger (@R_Brauninger) May 5, 2021
Texas A&M has a legitimate chance to make a College Football Playoff run in 2021, and the momentum should only grow from there.
TE Donovan Green Highlights
Tight end Donovan Green is a four-star prospect, according to 247Sports, and both his stats and highlights prove he's ready for the challenges of Division I college football.
In 2019, Green accumulated 615 receiving yards and five touchdowns, and he followed that up with a four-TD showing in 2020. He was named a MaxPreps All-American after his sophomore campaign with the Dickinson Gators.
It's clear that he has the potential to shine in College Station starting in 2022.
Texas A&M 4-star TE commit Donovan Green pic.twitter.com/DPxDOo7XV2
— Brian Perroni (@Perroni247) April 15, 2021
The idea of reaching the NFL is still a far-away aspiration for Donovan Green, but it isn't far-fetched. If he can handle himself in the SEC, he has the route-running and blocking abilities to make an impact at Texas A&M as soon as he reaches the field.
