Four-star athlete Aaron Butler named his top five schools. Butler is a talented football rookie for the Class of 2024.
Butler plays high school football at Calabasas High School in Calabasas, California. The four-star athlete is ranked 75th in the country. Butler is the eighth best recruit in California and the seventh top athlete.
The 6-foot-1, 170-pound athlete has received more than two dozen scholarship offers. Aaron Butler also runs at a high level. The outstanding Calabasas mainly plays defense and wide receiver.
Who are the best Aaron Butler schools?
Best School: Alabama Crimson Tide
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Alabama State head coach Nick Saban has long been the best recruiter in college football. Kirby Smart and Georgia constantly compete with Alabama in recruiting, but the Crimson Tide has secured the country’s top class in 2023.
Alabama is looking to continue recruiting at a high level in the class of 2024. Aaron Butler considers Alabama one of his top schools.
Best School: Oregon Ducks
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Oregon Ducks coach Dan Lanning is looking for talented recruits like Aaron Butler. However, Pac-12 is facing problems due to the lack of a media rights agreement and the impending departure of USC and UCLA.
Aaron Butler used to be a fan of USC Trojans, but they are no longer used in his top schools.
Best School: Washington Huskies
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Aaron Butler visited Washington, January 20th. Will he stay on the West Coast or sign with the SEC?
High School: Georgia Bulldogs
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Aaron Butler visited Athens, January 27th. A four-star athlete could join the Georgia Bulldogs, according to 247Sports.
Kirby Smart and Georgia finished first in the class of 2024 in the nation. Georgia has commitments from 10 players in the 2024 cycle.
Best School: Colorado Buffaloes
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Colorado Buffaloes head coach Deion Sanders instantly made the school more attractive to elite recruits. Sanders and company proposed to Aaron Butler scholarship this is Jan. 2.
Source: sports.yahoo.com
