Three-star linebacker Deshaun Davis committed to Auburn early Wednesday, April 17 after being offered a scholarship position by Head Coach Gus Malzahn and staff.
The Vigor High School junior chose Auburn over Clemson, LSU, Florida State, South Carolina and others.
Davis is 6-feet, 225 pounds and had an impressive 145 tackles this past season that included 15 for a loss and one sack.
"That's the offer I've been waiting on for the longest," Davis told Rivals.com. "I was waiting on him to pull the trigger. Me and Coach (Dameyune) Craig have been communicating a lot. I gave them my word."
According to Rivals, Davis stated he would commit to Auburn immediately if given a scholarship spot on the 2014 recruiting class. Malzahn contacted him via phone, offered the spot, and like Davis said he would, he committed immediately.
To bury any questions about Davis de-committing from Auburn, he said Auburn would most likely be his last visit.
"This is the place for me. Deshaun Davis will be attending Auburn," Davis said.
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