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Former Tennessee Vols QB Hendon Hooker's younger brother, Alston, announced his college transfer destination on Tuesday. 

Alston entered the transfer portal after the 2023 season after spending three seasons at North Carolina A&T. 

The former Aggies quarterback announced that he's transferring to Florida A&M. 

Alston saw limited action for North Carolina A&T during his three seasons in Greensboro, but in his final game with the Aggies he passed for 159 yards and a touchdown despite not entering the game until the fourth quarter. 

Alston was a second-generation player at North Carolina A&T. His father, Alan, also played for the Aggies and is a member of the North Carolina A&T Hall of Fame. 

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