Ryquan Butler decommits from the Alabama Crimson Tide recruiting class
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 6, 2026, 5:12 PM
Last updated Sep 6, 2026

Three-star linebacker Ryquan Butler announced his decision to decommit from the Alabama Crimson Tide on Sunday. Butler, a native of Loachapoka, Alabama, originally pledged to the program on July 7. He is currently ranked as the No. 521 overall prospect and the No. 34 linebacker in the 247Sports composite rankings. Despite his departure, Alabama maintains the top-ranked 2028 recruiting class in the nation, which includes six commitments. Butler has recorded 27 tackles and four offensive touchdowns through the first two games of his junior season at Loachapoka High School. He previously considered the FSU Seminoles, Ole Miss Rebels, and Auburn Tigers before his initial commitment to Alabama.
- •Ryquan Butler decommitted from Alabama on Sunday
- •Butler remains the No. 34 ranked linebacker in the 247Sports composite
- •Alabama retains the top-ranked recruiting class for 2028
- •Butler has recorded 27 tackles and four touchdowns in two games this season
- 5:12 PMYahoo Sports — In-state linebacker decommits from Alabama
"Three-star linebacker Ryquan Butler has decommitted from the Alabama Crimson Tide. He was a member of their top-ranked 2028 recruiting class.
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