Matt Womack, a three-star offensive tackle who committed to LSU back in July, announced Sunday that he has decommitted from the Tigers and is now headed to Alabama.

The 6-foot-7, 320-pound prospect announced the news following his visit to Alabama this past weekend.

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allsports34

Maybe he doesn't want to play for 5th place in the SEC west...

Reply•105 months

STRIPES

He has potential to be "processed" in the next year or two.

Reply•105 months

Dafunkumean

Gingers have no souls

Reply•105 months

KtLSU

Would of like to have to develop him but probably wouldn't have contributed in the near future his size alone is the reason for 3 stars.

Reply•105 months

Topisawtiger

Too bad, was looking forward to him going to Baton Rouge. Wish him luck but he should know he is now a gump, forever and always..

Reply•105 months

Grouper Picatta

He's gumpy anyway

Reply•105 months

Slippy

He looks unathletic.

Reply•105 months

Spankum

If he was gonna bolt, I am glad that he did it now and not on signing day...

Reply•105 months

MoreOrLes

I wonder what comes first? The added stars or a new car....lol

Reply•105 months

tritiger

Doughy

Reply•105 months

conman

Now that he has committed to Bama, he will now become a 4 or 5 star

Reply•105 months

Amazing Moves

Glad it happened.

Reply•105 months

colors_of_kings

You mean maybe he doesn't

Reply•105 months

EddieHewitt

Alabama boosters strike again!

Reply•105 months

Tommy Patel

"3 star lineman from Mississippi. Not upset. Hope he does well. Does seem fishy though that Bama's line is younger and ours is older"

his film reminds me of another 3* behemoth from Mississippi out of Vancleave, left before he broke into the starting line up.

Reply•105 months

crp2009

Hes only a 3 star who cares

Reply•105 months

nolaandy

No chest.

Reply•105 months

purpleleaf

Seems he is easily influenced and easily controlled. He will do well there.

Reply•105 months

DrSteveBrule

Why do we still call these things "commitments"?