Who is the state's most coveted recruit of all time

Dozens of candidates come to mind, but we've narrowed the list down to six. So read up, make your pick and cast your vote below. He eventually signed with Tennessee and played for the Dallas Cowboys and New York Giants in the NFL.Pat Sullivan, John Carroll, 1968After starring at quarterback for the Cavaliers, Sullivan chose Auburn over Alabama, Notre Dame and others. He eventually would win the Heisman Trophy and went on to a brief NFL career with the Falcons.David Palmer, JacksonOlin, 1990The versatile Palmer dominated with the Mustangs and quickly had college programs clammoring over him. After winning the Mr. Football Award in 1990, he signed with Alabama where he went on to win the 1992 National Championship. He later played for the Minnesota Vikings in the NFL.Andre Smith, www.shopcoltsnfljersey.com/WOMENS-REGGIE-WAYNE-JERSEY.html Huffman, 2006Smith won the Mr. Army AllAmerican Bowl. He was ranked by Rivals and Scout as the nation's top offensive lineman. With offers from Alabama, Florida, LSU, USC and many more, Smith signed with the Tide and was later drafted by the Cincinnati Bengals in the 2009 NFL Draft.Julio Jones, Foley, 2008The current Atlanta Falcon atteneded Foley from 2004 to 2007, where his play on the field was noted by a national spotlight. ESPN ranked Jones as Womens Reggie Wayne Jersey the country's No. 2 prospect at any position while Sports Illustrated compared him to Terrell Owens. Jones ultimately chose the Tide live on ESPNU over Florida, Florida State, Texas, Oklahoma and Texas Tech.Reuben Foster, Auburn, 2013In Foster's lone season at Auburn High, the fivestar linebacker garnered national attention. Widely considered to be one of the state's top overall prospects, he committed to Alabama then uncommitted after moving to Auburn. Soon after, he committed to the Tigers, even getting a tattoo to solidify it before uncommitting again. Foster's wild recruiting ride ended on National Signing Day when he signed with the Tide.