MTSU football lands Beech receiver Andrew Paige, who decommitted from Vanderbilt

By Joseph Spears, Nashville Tennessean,

2022-07-28

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Andrew Paige is staying in Middle Tennessee but he'll be heading further south for his college career.

Paige announced his commitment to MTSU Thursday afternoon a month after decommitting from Vanderbilt.

Paige decommitted from Vanderbilt on June 28 and asked to be released from his National Letter of Intent. His 247Sports profile showed that Paige was set to grayshirt at Vanderbilt meaning he would not enroll until the winter semester due to a lack of 2022 scholarships.

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A 6-foot-5 three-star receiver, Paige led Beech in receiving last season with 639 yards and nine touchdowns on 35 receptions. He held 13 total offers with Vanderbilt as his lone Power Five offer.

MTSU played a major role in Paige's recruitment offering him on November 14, 2021, and finishing in his final two schools with Vanderbilt.

Reach Joe Spears at jspears2@gannett.com. Follow him on Instagram and Twitter @joe_spears7.

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