Another recruiting class, another star Romney committing to BYU.
On Tuesday, Chandler linebacker Tate Romney announced he will sign with the Cougars on Wednesday.
https://twitter.com/TateKRomney/status/1224746542520664064
His brothers Baylor and Gunner are both currently on the roster. Baylor played his high school ball in Texas before the family moved to Arizona. Once in The Valley, Gunner went to Chandler High School and was a three-year starter for the Wolves, accumulating 3,629 yards and 36 touchdowns.
Tate, a 6’2″, 200-pound linebacker kept those strong family performances going in Shaun Aguano’s and Rick Garretson’s defenses. In three years, Tate notched 272 tackles, 34 tackles for loss, 15 sacks and 15 passes defended. He helped lead a fierce Wolves defense that allowed 14.6 points per contest on their way to an Open Division Championship.
Romney held offers from Memphis, BYU, Arizona, Cal, Vanderbilt, Iowa State, Colorado, Yale, Utah, Washington State, Oregon, Kansas State, ASU and Nebraska.
He will serve a two-year LDS mission before heading to Provo. He is unsure if he will be able to play with his older brothers after serving the mission but hopes to share the field with them again.
BYU has done a tremendous job recruiting Arizona in the 2020 class. In addition to Romney, the Cougars have earned commitments from Basha defensive back Micah Harper, Chandler defensive lineman Lingi Havea, Red Mountain offensive lineman Jake Griffin and ALA Queen Creek defensive back Dean Jones.
