Elite Prospect Suntarine Perkins Reaffirms Ole Miss Commitment

OXFORD, Miss. -- After much speculation, it appears that Mississippi native Suntarine Perkins will hold fast to his commitment with the Ole Miss Rebels.
Perkins reaffirmed his commitment to Ole Miss on Sunday night in a statement on Twitter.
@_kbolden @CoachMoCrum @Lane_Kiffin @OleMissRebs5 @247Sports @LemmingReport @olemisssports67 #StayintheSip 🔵🔴 Hotty Toddy pic.twitter.com/wiUoXQrQUu
— suntarine perkins (@suntarine) December 12, 2022
As noted in The Grove Report's recruiting tracker, Perkins spent his time in Oxford this weekend following the Alabama-Mississippi All-Star Game on Saturday.
State champion, in-state Mr. Football and Ole Miss commitment Suntarine Perkins will be back in Oxford this weekend.
The Raleigh (Miss.) two-way star, who had Lane Kiffin watch him work in the state title game win last week, will make a multi-day trip to Oxford after the Alabama-Mississippi All-Star Game on Saturday.
The visit is important for Ole Miss in that not only is Perkins the top-ranked verbal commitment for Kiffin's class of 2023, but because of Alabama's long-tenured recruitment of the state's best.
The Crimson Tide also had coaches check in on Perkins just last week, after he took multiple Tuscaloosa trips during the season.
Alabama made a strong push for Perkins, but the Rebel commitment, who just won a state championship with Raleigh High School (Miss.) appears to be set on his Oxford destination.
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John Macon Gillespie has a journalism background spanning 10 years and earned his bachelor’s and master’s degrees in journalism from the University of Mississippi in 2020 and 2022, respectively. His experience in the field includes work on the Ole Miss beat for nine years and high school sports coverage in the state of Mississippi for the Calhoun County Journal. He is currently a columnist for Ole Miss On SI and a high school journalism teacher in North Mississippi.
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