Former Texas A&M commit Tate Martell is eliminating one school at a time it seems on his way to committing somewhere. The nation's top ranked dual-threat quarterback eliminated West Virginia off his list and is now down to five schools according to this tweet from him.
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The Bishop Gorman product (Las Vegas, Nevada) left off a notable conference from here that's known for developing QBs like him. There are no SEC schools and it would be understandable not to have Texas A&M on there after the Twitter snafu that led to his decommitment, but there are plenty of other schools in the conference who know how to use a man with his talents.
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Florida has proven that they can use a dual-threat QB considering they had that one Tebow guy. LSU has had recent success in that department as well as Auburn with that Cam Newton fellow. But it seems it's down to Ohio State vs the Pac 12 for now to secure the services of 2017's top dual=threat quarterback.
[h/t CollegeSpun]
