Daniel Foster-Allen
Daniel Foster-Allen is a three-star recruit from Mobile, AL, out of St. Paul's Episcopal (No. 515 in the 2020 class) who has not played in South Alabama's 8 games this season.
Where Foster-Allen comes from
- Mobile, AL
- St. Paul's Episcopal
- Within 25 miles of Hancock Whitney Stadium
- Three-star, No. 515 in the 2020 class; signed with Auburn.
- On the South Alabama roster since 2022
Where Foster-Allen fits
South Alabama lists 32 offensive linemen this season.
South Alabama offensive linemen with a game this season
The team’s line is 19th in the country in stuff rate allowed this season (a team number).
South Alabama is 4-4. Next: at Louisiana, Sat Nov 7.
Similar players
Same class and position
From St. Paul's Episcopal
Also from Mobile, AL
Transferred to South Alabama from Auburn.
Where to follow
Awards
A three-star recruit at offensive line for South Alabama -- now projected as a quality starter at the position.
Offensive line play doesn't show up in a box score. Here's what actually tells you whether he's good.
The unit he anchors ranks 19th nationally in stuff rate allowed this season. See the full unit breakdown →
South Alabama has produced 6 All-Conference offensive linemen.
Seven seasons, two schools
- 2026 South Alabama ApplewhiteYear 7 · Games –
- 2025 South Alabama ApplewhiteYear 6 · Games –
- 2024 South Alabama ApplewhiteYear 5 · Games –
- 2023 South Alabama WommackYear 4 · Games –
- 2022 South Alabama WommackYear 3 · Games –
- Jan 2022 Entered the transfer portalAuburn to South Alabama
- 2021 Auburn HarsinYear 2 · Games –
- 2020 Auburn MalzahnYear 1 · Games –
- High school St. Paul's EpiscopalMobile, AL · Class of 2020Three-star, No. 515 in the 2020 class. Signed with Auburn.Also from St. Paul's Episcopal: Jalen Thompson (Arizona State), Chris Bracy (Michigan) and Asher Hale (Baylor).
Moves
- Transferred from Auburn to South Alabama, Jan 12, 2022.
2020
- Signed with AuburnThree-star, out of St. Paul's Episcopal
2022
- Transferred to South Alabamafrom Auburn
Coaching lineage · 2020–2026
4 coachesPlayed for 4 head coaches at 2 schools: Gus Malzahn, Bryan Harsin, Kane Wommack and Major Applewhite.