Marshall Pritchett details journey to Alabama football from South Carolina
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 23, 2026, 9:03 AM
Last updated Sep 23, 2026

Marshall Pritchett, a tight end for Alabama football, shared insights about his transition from Charleston, South Carolina, to Rabun Gap, Georgia, as he pursued his football dreams. Pritchett moved to Georgia at 15 to attend boarding school, where he honed his skills as a receiver. His recruitment intensified after transferring, receiving offers from Vanderbilt and Boston College. Having faced challenges, including injuries, Pritchett is now eager for a bigger role at Alabama. The Crimson Tide is set to face South Carolina on September 26.
- •Pritchett grew up in Charleston, South Carolina.
- •He moved to Rabun Gap, Georgia, for high school.
- •Pritchett received offers from Vanderbilt and Boston College.
- •He aims to establish himself as a reliable tight end.
- •Alabama plays South Carolina on September 26.
- 9:03 AMYahoo Sports — How leaving South Carolina at 15 put Marshall Pritchett on path to Alabama football | Exclusive
"Alabama football tight end Marshall Pritchett's journey to Tuscaloosa was carved from the beaches of Charleston to the mountains of Georgia.
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