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No. 1 recruit Brewster sticks to TTU commitment

ESPN about 2 hours 1 mins read

Five-star defensive tackle Jalen Brewster, the top-ranked recruit in the 2027 cycle, has reaffirmed his commitment to Texas Tech and will shut down his recruitment.

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