He has committed to play at the University of Alabama.
Darrah and his parents visited Tuscaloosa a couple of weeks ago and when the opportunity presented itself to become part of the Alabama program, he accepted.
The decision closed the books on one of the most intriguing recruiting stories in recent memory.
After passing for over 7,000 yards and 50-plus touchdowns in his career, being named The Times-Herald's Offensive Player of the Year and making several all-star teams including All-Region and All-State squads, there were surprisingly few callers after he concluded his senior season on the gridiron.
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