Texas A&M’s 2025 recruiting class is top-heavy in the offensive and defensive trenches, while 5-star quarterback Husan Longstreet obviously sticks out as the most talented commitment in the cycle. However, one highly underrated Aggie commit has continued to stick out during his senior season.
2025 3-star wide receiver Tristan Norman, who committed to the Aggies back in joining, is likely only being overlooked due to his 6-0, 167-pound frame. Still, regarding his traits as a receiver, there’s a reason a video of him making an impressive catch makes its way to social media every week.
So far this season, Norman has nearly matched his 2023 receiving production during his final season at Carver HS in Montgomery, Alabama, reeling in 24 receptions for 465 yards and 5 touchdowns with a 19.4 yards per reception average. Due to his consistent play, Norman has accepted an invitation to play in the annual Alabama-Mississippi All-Star Game.
Set for December 14th, the Norman will play for the Alabama team as Texas A&M’s lone representative. While Norman doesn’t have the flashy 5-star designation in his favor, he now has a chance to show off his skillset on an even bigger stage before officially signing with the Aggies in the coming months.
According to 247Sports, Norman is currently positioned as the 55th-ranked wide receiver and 21st-ranked prospect in Alabama.
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— Tristan “TK” Norman (@TristanNorman11) October 24, 2024
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