Report: Tennessee QB A.J. Long verbally commits to play for Syracuse

Posted: 03.13.2013 at 9:49 PM

A.J. Long commits to Syracuse / Cusenation.com

Cusenation.com reports that A.J. Long, a speedy quarterback from Tennessee, has verbally committed to playing football at Syracuse University in 2014.

Long led his team to a TSSAA Class 2A football championship as a junior.

Long joins West Genesee's Naesean Howard as a member of the 2014 recruiting class.

Click here to see A.J. Long's highlights

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