Nation’s No. 3 quarterback schedules visits to Auburn, Mississippi State

A four-star quarterback from the Class of 2027 has scheduled January visits to Mississippi State and Auburn following a dominant junior season in Nashville.

A four-star quarterback recruit has set a pair of SEC visits through January. | Denny Simmons / The Tennessean / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images

The recruitment of the Class of 2027 is officially heating up as programs across the country turn their attention to the next wave of elite signal callers. Several top-tier prospects have already begun narrowing their lists and scheduling crucial offseason trips to college campuses. This upcoming month will be pivotal for many highly touted recruits seeking their future homes.

One of the premier dual-threat talents in Tennessee recently finalized his travel plans for January with a focus on the Southeastern Conference. This Nashville native is coming off a junior campaign in which he dominated opposing defenses through the air and on the ground. His production has caught the attention of offensive coordinators seeking a dynamic playmaker to lead their systems.

Two SEC powerhouses are now set to host the four-star prospect to showcase their facilities and coaching visions. These visits will offer the coaching staffs a chance to solidify their standing with one of the most coveted players in the nation. The process is moving quickly as the talented passer looks to build relationships before his senior season begins.

Nation’s No. 3 quarterback Andre Adams schedules visits to Auburn, Mississippi State

Antioch High School standout Andre Adams has locked in two significant visits for January. The 6-foot-3, 180-pound prospect will travel to Mississippi State this weekend before heading to Auburn on Jan. 31, according to reporting from Rivals analyst Steve Wiltfong. These trips mark a significant step in the recruitment of the Rivals300 No. 61 overall player as he explores his options in the SEC.

Mississippi State has positioned itself well following a successful game-day visit in September. Adams left Starkville impressed by the atmosphere and the coaching philosophy. He noted the staff’s willingness to trust inexperienced players in meaningful moments. Adams said he sees that they aren't afraid to play young quarterbacks and believes he fits well into the offense they run.

Antioch Bears quarterback Andre Adams (10) is coming off a standout junior season where he passed for 3,418 yards and 35 touchdowns. | Mark Zaleski / The Tennessean / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images

Auburn has also surged in its recruitment since the arrival of head coach Alex Golesh. The Tigers’ new leader has a longstanding relationship with Adams dating back to his tenure at USF. Adams mentioned that the staff stayed in contact with him consistently, even before the move to The Plains.

He pointed to the development of Byrum Brown at USF as evidence of what Golesh can do with a dual-threat skill set. Adams feels the program is ready to make noise in the SEC under the new regime.

FULL SEASON HIGLIGHTS
3,418 passing yards
35 Passing TDS/ 1 int
71%
855 rushing yards
13 Rushing TDS
4,273 Total yards
48 Total TDS
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— 4⭐️ Andre Adams 2027 QB (@Andre_Adams10) November 25, 2025

Adams is coming off a dominant junior season at Antioch, where he showcased elite decision-making and athleticism. He threw for 3,418 yards and 35 touchdowns while surrendering just a single interception.

He also proved to be a lethal weapon with his legs by rushing for 855 yards and 13 additional scores. Other programs remaining high on his list include NC State, Cincinnati and Colorado.