Out of Decatur, Georgia, Columbia High School's Czar Daniels has built the kind of junior-year resume that gets college programs paying attention. The 6-foot-2, 180-pound senior quarterback earned All-Region First Team recognition last season on the strength of his dual-threat ability — a skill set that keeps defenses honest whether he's reading the field downfield or pulling the ball and running.
Daniels has drawn scholarship offers from Alabama State and Alabama A&M, two historically Black universities with strong football traditions in the SWAC. His recruitment reflects both his physical tools and his consistency as a playmaker at the high school level.
Off the field, Daniels carries a 4.0 GPA — a detail that tends to broaden a recruit's options considerably as the process moves forward. The combination of athletic production, measurable size, and academic standing gives him a well-rounded profile heading into his senior season.
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