One of the top recruits in the 2026 class, five-star wide receiver Cederian Morgan, is officially in decision mode. The 6-foot-4, 210-pound standout from Benjamin Russell High School in Alexander City, Alabama, has narrowed his college choices down to five finalists: Alabama, Auburn, Colorado, Georgia, and Florida.
With his commitment announcement set for Wednesday, Morgan gave fans and analysts a closer look at where things stand. Over the weekend at the OT7 Finals in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, he sat down with 247Sports director of scouting Andrew Ivins, along with recruiting experts Brandon Huffman and Tom Loy, to break down each of his top five programs.
Ranked No. 11 nationally in the 2026 class and the No. 2 wide receiver, Morgan has become one of the most sought-after prospects in the country. According to 247Sports’ Crystal Ball predictions, Alabama currently leads the race with a 57.1% chance of landing him, just ahead of in-state rival Auburn, who sits at 42.9%. Still, Georgia, Colorado, and Florida remain in the mix as his decision day approaches.
Morgan made a strong impression at the OT7 Finals, suiting up with Overtime RWE and teaming up with Georgia’s five-star quarterback commit Jared Curtis. The duo turned heads throughout the weekend, sparking more interest around whether the Bulldogs could surge late in Morgan’s recruitment.
Each of Morgan’s final five schools brings something unique to the table. Alabama and Auburn offer the comfort of staying close to home and playing in the SEC, while Georgia presents a championship-caliber environment with top-tier coaching. Colorado, under the leadership of Deion Sanders, has become a trendy destination for top talent, and Florida continues to build momentum on the recruiting trail.
With his college decision just around the corner, fans from all five programs are eagerly awaiting word from the elite playmaker. Whether he stays close to home or takes his talents out of state, Cederian Morgan is poised to be a game-changer at the next level.
Stay tuned—Wednesday’s announcement could shake up the 2026 recruiting landscape.