Arizona Western Community College tight end Cameron Clear has committed to Texas A&M.
Arizona Western coach Tom Minnick confirmed the commitment to ESPN RecruitingNation.
“He’s an SEC kid,” Minnick said. “He’s a big, physical, good-looking kid that everybody wanted. He did a great job for us blocking and we use our tight ends a ton.”
Clear played in 12 games for Tennessee as a freshman in 2011 before he was dismissed from the team in May following an arrest on a felony theft charge. Clear pleaded guilty to an amended charge of misdemeanor theft in July.
Clear chose Texas A&M over offers from Kentucky, Mississippi State, Oklahoma and San Diego State.
When I saw Clear was visiting A&M a couple of weeks ago, I did a little research and found the theft in his past. He may be an awesome player, but his character concerns me. Hopefully he'll take advantage of a second chance and the past is the past. I do get the impression that Sumlin is a stickler for discipline. Sticky fingers are good on the field for a TE. Maybe that's where they'll stay while in College Station. We'll see.
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