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By TJ Macias
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Superstars have been in the spotlight lately, but not for doing the usual glamourous things. It’s been all thanks to their athlete family members. Zendaya stole the show from her nephew E.J. Coleman when she went to see him play football at Folsom High School in Northern California on Friday.
Now, it’s country music star Luke Bryan who has been shoved into the spotlight thanks to his 3-star recruit son Bo Bryan, the nation’s No. 141 quarterback who just committed to a top SEC team on Sunday.
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Four cheers for the Georgia Bulldogs.
“Only place I wanna be,” pocket-passer Bryan said on social media. “Athens, I’m coming home.”
According to Dawg Nation, Bryan committed on Tuesday to the Class of 2027. He’s had numerous offers from other schools prior.
“The 247Sports Composite and Rivals rate him at No. 141 and No. 162 QB prospect in the nation for this year’s senior class, respectively,” Dawgs reported. “While Georgia was his biggest offer by far, Bryan also received offers from Austin Peay, Eastern Kentucky, East Tennessee, North Alabama, Tennessee Tech and UT-Martin.”
Bryan threw for 2,006 yards, had 30 touchdowns and only three interceptions during his senior year at Tennessee’s Battle Ground Academy.
His coach, Bobby Bentley, had high praise for him.
“Besides being a coach’s dream, he’s worked seven days a week when he knew it was his job,” Bentley said, according to Dawgs. “We’ve been up here at this school seven days a week since January. He was a good player before, but he’s a great player now and it’s because all his hard work.”
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