Brock Purdy has been racking up the miles.

The three-star quarterback from Gilbert (Ariz.) Perry started January with a trip to Boise State and then followed that up with a visit to Iowa State.

Last weekend, Purdy stopped at UCF before heading to Alabama for a few days and both trips went really well and stood out for various reasons.

“Both places were amazing,” Purdy said. “UCF was special, especially with (Josh) Heupel's knowledge. I was very impressed. ‘Bama was awesome as well. The coaching staff is great and the feel of being on campus felt like a dream.”

During his time in Tuscaloosa, Purdy had an opportunity to spend time with coach Nick Saban and it was definitely a memorable experience.

“Saban broke down what it means to be a quarterback,” Purdy said.

“He said you have to develop in college and if I go there then I would definitely develop. (Mike) Locksley said I would be a good fit in their system, having a good grasp of their kind of offense.”

There had been some whispers recently that Iowa State had emerged as the favorite for Purdy but he said there’s no truth to it. First, the three-star quarterback needs to discuss things with his family and then a top team should emerge.

“No, it's not true,” Purdy said of the Iowa State rumors. “I'm sitting down with my family this week to evaluate all the schools. As of now, everyone is equal.”