π¨ Alabama Tops Final Two for Game-Changing 4β
2026 DL Titan Davis β Rivals Narrowed to Michigan
Alabama may have just made a recruiting coup. 4βstar defensive lineman Titan Davis, ranked among the Topβ―100 nationally and a cornerstone recruit from Missouri, has narrowed his decision to two schools: Alabama and Michigan .
πΉ Whoβs Titan Davis?
Sizeable 6β4β³, 270β―lb DL from DeSmet Jesuit H.S. (St.β―Louis), heβs a dominant force with 46 tackles, 18 tackles for loss, and 9 sacksβleading his team to a state title .
Ranked No.β―2 in Missouri and No.β―98 nationally, Davis fits the mold of a potential bookend rusher in Kalen DeBoerβs defense .
πΉ Finalist Schools & Timeline
After eliminating Penn State and USC, Davis focused on Alabama (visitβ―Mayβ―30βJuneβ―1) and Michigan (scheduled for Juneβ―20) . His decision will likely arrive shortly after the Michigan trip.
The timingβright after his Tuscaloosa visitβsuggests Alabama holds an edge .
πΉ Why It Matters
Alabamaβs defense: Davis would strengthen an already elite D-line haul in 2026, joining commits like Nolan Wilson and adding to the impact Drills led by Freddie Roach .
Program momentum: Landing a Topβ―100 DL from Missouri builds recruiting momentum in the Midwest and sends a powerful recruiting message.
Big Ten battle: Beating Michigan not only boosts Alabamaβs class but also delivers a psychological blow in the recruiting wars between the SEC and Big Ten.
πΉ Whatβs Next
Michigan intensifies its pitch in Ann Arbor, showcasing its NFL DL development track record.
Alabama counters with elite facilities, coaching, NIL exposureβand a defensive legacy.
Titan Davisβs commitment decision is expected in mid-to-late June, a pivotal moment for both programs.
Bottom line: Alabama is in a two-horse sprint with Michigan for one of the 2026 classβs top defensive linemen. If DeBoer and Roach can seal the deal after this weekendβs momentum with Davis, it could reshape the recruiting map and strengthen Bamaβs class with elite talent and regional influence fresh on the board.