When Chris “Bubba” Frazier broke into the starting lineup of the Benedictine football team as a sophomore receiver, it didn’t take long for the gifted athlete to establish himself as one of the most dangerous play makers in the state of Georgia.
And it didn’t take long for college recruiters to take notice — as Frazier soon became a four-star prospect.
On Monday afternoon, the junior announced his commitment to play at Notre Dame. The news was first reported by Hayes Fawcett of On3sports.com
Frazier has 25 scholarship offers on the table, and said Georgia, Georgia Tech, North Carolina and Wisconsin were also in his Top 5. But a trip to South Bend, Indiana, to visit Notre Dame two weeks ago convinced him to commit with the Fighting Irish.
“It was amazing up there — I had such a great time and loved everything about it,” Frazier said in a phone interview Monday. “It’s a great football program and a great school with excellent academics. I loved the facilities, learning about the team’s history and all the coaches and players I met. It just checked all the boxes and it’s the perfect place for me.”
The lighting quick Frazier is currently in the middle of track and field season, and posted a season best 100-meter time of 10.80 last week. As a sophomore, he finished fifth in the Class 4A 100 meters at the state meet and had a personal best time of 10.69.
He’s coming off a junior football season where he earned All-Greater Savannah first-team honors as he led the Cadets with 46 catches for 753 yards and five touchdowns, while rushing for 604 yards and eight more scores. He is also a top-notch return man, who sees action in the Cadet defensive backfield when needed.
Frazier is the third Cadet junior to commit to a Power 4 program in the last couple weeks. Defensive tackle Kam Cody committed to Clemson on March 29, and…
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Publish date : 2025-04-15 00:35:00
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