What class is DeVonta Smith at Alabama?

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Devonta Smith – Alabama 2021 recruiting Class -4-Star DB.

What is DeVonta Smith GPA?

Smith quietly goes about his business, and lets his body of work speak for him. He is an accomplished student, just shy of a 4.0 GPA, works as hard as anyone in the gym when training, works on his route running religiously, and will never turn down an opportunity to improve.

Has DeVonta Smith graduated college?

Amite High Magnet School
DeVonta Smith/Education

What team is DeVonta Smith going to?

Philadelphia Eagles#6 / Wide receiver
Alabama Crimson Tide football#27 / Defensive back
DeVonta Smith/Current teams
PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) — The Philadelphia Eagles selected Heisman Trophy winner DeVonta Smith after trading up two spots to No. 10 in the first round of the NFL draft Thursday night. The Alabama wide receiver reunites with former teammate Jalen Hurts, who replaced Carson Wentz at quarterback for the Eagles last season.

How fast is DeVonta Smith Alabama?

DeVonta Smith is fast. How fast? He once confidently said he could beat Henry Ruggs in a 40-yard race. According to a couple of his former teammates and spring testing in recent years, Smith has clocked a time between 4.30 and 4.50 in the 40.

Who is DeVonta Smith’s dad?

Kelvin Dickerson
DeVonta grew up seeing his father, Kelvin Dickerson, mostly on weekends.

Who is DeVonta Smith’s mom?

The heartwarming clip (below) shows the moment Smith surprised his mother, Christian Smith-Sylve, with a new house. “To the world you are a mother, but to me you are the absolute world,” the Louisiana-native wrote alongside the video.

Who is DeVonta Smith’s parents?

Smith became the first wide receiver to win the prestigious award since Desmond Howard in 1991 and his drive to be the best started in Amite City, Louisiana, with his parents Kelvin Dickerson and Christina Smith-Sylve.

How much money will DeVonta Smith get?

Earlier this week, DeVonta Smith reportedly agreed to his rookie deal with the Philadelphia Eagles. The contract will be for four years, $20.1 million guaranteed with a fifth-year option, landing the 2020 Heisman Trophy winner a massive payday.