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Texas A&M 2025 4-star QB commit has finished his impressive 2024 season

Texas A&M freshman QB Brady Hart is bringing a ton of HS production to the Aggies QB room in 2025

Texas A&M’s 2025 quarterback room looks much improved on paper after the Aggies landed a commitment from veteran Jacob Zeno from the transfer portal earlier this month, while incoming freshman Brady Hart represents the quarterback signee in A&M’s 2025 class.

After five-star QB Husan Longstreet flipped his commitment from the Aggies to the program’s upcoming Las Vegas Bowl opponent, USC, Hart flipped his commitment from Michigan to A&M and reclassified from the 2026 recruiting class.

Hart should be entering his senior year by the time he steps on campus. Still, after hearing from multiple sources inside the program, Hart’s future is exceptionally bright if he stays the course during his freshman season:

“He’s a winner, first and foremost. He has the intangibles you want at the quarterback position. You know when he walks in the room. Big-time players want to play with him. The little things, the details, they are important to him.”

In addition to being an intelligent player with strong leadership qualities, Hart completed his best season, culminating in a State Championship. He achieved impressive statistics, completing 265 out of 390 passes for 4,360 yards and 40 touchdown throws, which led the FHSAA in passing. Had he thrown for an additional 100 yards, he would have set the Florida state passing record.

Hart will enter Texas A&M’s quarterback room with the determination to beat out the players in front of him. In contrast, Marcel Reed and Jacob Zeno will enter the season at the 1-2 options, while Hart will battle incoming sophomore Myles O’Neill for the No. 3 job.

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2026 4-star QB out of Cocoa (FL) has flipped from Michigan to Texas A&M

Brady Hart will reclassify to the 2025 class and sign with the Aggies next week

Texas A&M and head coach Mike Elko have landed its quarterback in the 2025 recruiting class after losing 5-star QB Husan Longstreet to USC earlier this month, as former Michigan commit and 4-star quarterback Brady Hart will sign with the Aggies early next week.

While this is certainly related to 2025 5-star QB Bryce Underwood’s shocking flip from LSU to Michigan, Hart has been on the Aggies’ radar for quite some time, while Longstreet’s departure has now been solved looking ahead to the 2025 season.

Standing at 6-4 and 180 pounds, Hart can sling it. He possesses pinpoint accuracy and touch, and his arm strength will continue to develop at the next level. Hart, the son of a former MLB pitcher, is a pure gamer with plenty of confidence and swagger to diagnose any defense, as the junior threw for 3,759 yards and 41 touchdowns during his 2023 sophomore season.

According to 247Sports Composite, Hart is currently positioned as the 98th-ranked prospect in the 2026 class, the 6th-ranked quarterback, and the 17th-ranked prospect in Florida.

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BREAKING: Michigan football prized 2026 commit flips to SEC school

Wow. At least we have Bryce. #GoBlue

Michigan football thought it could have it all, but it turns out, sometimes you just can’t.

The Wolverines completed the unlikely flip of 2025 Belleville (Michigan) five-star quarterback Bryce Underwood from LSU, giving them the highest-rated offensive commit in program history. But that came with costs.

Getting the top-rated QB in 2025 made 2026 Cocoa (Florida) four-star quarterback Brady Hart’s role a little more expendable. And another school took advantage.

Per On3’s Hayes Fawcett, Hart is reclassifying to 2025 and flipping to SEC school Texas A&M — somewhat of a shock as he appeared solid in his pledge to the maize and blue.

 


Michigan will have to look to other options in 2026, but at least it has time to do so. The 2025 class signs next week.

Additionally, the blow is softened by adding Underwood, but in order not to be caught flat-footed, the Wolverines will need to find another option in a later class.

Michigan 2026 QB commit picked as Future 50 day two camp MVP

He’s a baller! #GoBlue

Michigan football got out to a sluggish start when it came to recruiting the 2025 class but 2026, albeit with just one commit, already started off with a bang.

That’s because the Wolverines got its top target in Cocoa (Fla.) four-star quarterback Brady Hart.

This weekend, Hart is participating in the Under Armour Future 50 camp in Florida and after coming in at No. 4 on day one of the competition, On3 says that Hart was the best of the bunch on day two.

“Day two of Future 50 was primarily focused on drills and individual workouts. Each of the quarterbacks threw around 50 balls a piece on Saturday morning and the best of the bunch was Brady Hart. He was so strong from start to finish. His consistency in his mechanics is phenomenal. He ties his lower half to his upper body. His footwork is clean and precise. He keeps everything in line and under control even when he is on the move. Every ball he throws looks the exact same coming out of his hand. The ball has zip coming out, a consistent tight spiral and consistently on the money from an accuracy standpoint. His ceiling is through the roof and his floor is about as safe as any prospect in the country. My biggest takeaway from this event? Brady Hart is that dude.”

Some of the players that Hart outperformed include five-star quarterback Faizon Brandon (who was still listed in the top 10), the top signal-caller according to On3 at the moment.

Analysts have said of Hart that he’s likely to rise in rankings as his recruitment moves forward, and that’s before camp performances like Saturday morning.

Penn State misses out on two top 2026 quarterback targets

One of Penn State’s desired quarterbacks in the Class of 2026 is heading to a Big Ten rival.

Penn State’s Class of 2025 is coming together nicely and the early work on the next recruiting cycle for 2026 is already underway as well. Plenty of top targets are left uncommitted as they departed Happy Valley following their official visits and are out seeing other schools before making their decisions.

The Nittany Lions were able to land two cornerback targets which was a great win for them, and they are expecting more to come down the chute in due time.

But even though the headlines are centered around 2025 recruits, that’s not stopping some of the best players in the 2026 cycle from announcing where they have committed to right now.

Unfortunately for Penn State, two of their top quarterback targets have decided to verbally commit elsewhere.

The one that stings the most is [autotag]Dia Bell[/autotag].

Son of former NBA player Raja Bell, they had developed a fantastic relationship with the Florida quarterback who is ranked as the No. 2 player at his position by On3.

He had taken four trips to Happy Valley, and it looked like Penn State was a school he was seriously considering, but after one visit to Texas, Bell decided to commit to the Longhorns.

Elsewhere on the recruiting trail, another Florida product in [autotag]Brady Hart[/autotag] was high on Penn State’s board after he visited in March.

His recruitment really took off after getting bumped up to the No. 92 player in his class and he was all over the country taking trips to top schools.

After one visit to see Michigan, he decided that was the place for him and verbally committed to the Wolverines.

Now, this doesn’t necessarily mean that their recruitments are shut down.

These are early commitments entering their junior years of high school football and there is plenty of time for things to change regarding their decisions.

Coaching staffs and coordinators could find themselves taking opportunities elsewhere that could cause decommitments, plus there’s always a chance they continue visiting schools before they sign their letters of intent.

Still, this gives Penn State a good idea about how the dominoes of the 2026 quarterback class might settle when it’s all said and done.

This at least allows them to start targeting others who are high on their list in hopes that they land one of the top remaining players.

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2026 4-star QB Brady Hart commits to Michigan after LSU visit

LSU hosted three blue-chip quarterbacks in the last week, but two have since committed elsewhere.

LSU had a busy recruiting weekend for the 2025 class, but it also had quite a few players from the 2026 cycle on campus as well, including three blue-chip quarterbacks in the last week.

Unfortunately for the Tigers, two of those signal-callers have since committed elsewhere. Five-star [autotag]Dia Bell[/autotag] committed to Texas on Monday, and on Tuesday, four-star [autotag]Brady Hart[/autotag] announced his commitment to Michigan.

Hart, a native of Cocoa, Florida, ranks as the No. 92 player in the 2026 class and the No. 7 quarterback, according to the 247Sports composite rankings. His commitment came on the heels of a number of crystal ball projections in favor of the Wolverines.

With Bell and Hart now committed elsewhere, LSU is likely to focus on North Carolina five-star [autotag]Faizon Brandon[/autotag], who was also on campus this week and had positive impressions of his trip.

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Top quarterback in 2026 class reacts to recent LSU visit

The Tigers are looking to land the nation’s top quarterback in back-to-back cycles.

LSU already holds a commitment from the top quarterback in the 2025 cycle, [autotag]Bryce Underwood[/autotag] — who is also the No. 1 overall player in America.

Now, the Tigers are looking to make it back-to-back cycles landing the top quarterback in the country as they’re pursuing No. 1 2024 quarterback [autotag]Faizon Brandon[/autotag], who was on campus last weekend for his second visit to Baton Rouge in three months.

Brandon, a native of Greensboro, North Carolina, ranks as a top-10 prospect and the No. 2 quarterback in the cycle by On3’s industry rankings, but both On3 and 247Sports rank him as the top quarterback in their own rankings, and the latter has him as the No. 1 overall player in the cycle.

He reacted to his recent trip, which seemed to be a positive one as he told On3’s Steve Wiltfong that he was able to talk with [autotag]Joe Sloan[/autotag] and the coaching staff about his potential development process.

Brandon is the top target on the Tigers’ quarterback board after fellow five-star [autotag]Dia Bell[/autotag] committed to Texas earlier this week. [autotag]Brady Hart[/autotag], a Florida four-star who was also on campus this week, committed to Michigan.

Tennessee is currently the heavy favorite to land Brandon, but with quite a bit of time between now and his signing day, LSU will hope to remain in the mix after hosting him for three visits in total now.

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Ohio State football target chooses Michigan over Ohio State

You wn some, you lose some. #GoBucks

You win some, you lose some. That is the recruiting mantra, and as Ohio State football continues to move up recruiting rankings it has been winning way more than losing. This most recent news deserves a spot in the L column though, as the Buckeyes missed on 2026 four-star quarterback recruit, Brady Hart.

The highly touted gunslinger from the state of Florida has recently announced his commitment to The Team Up North. Hart is a consensus top ten quarterback in the class of 2026 and a big get for Michigan as it beat out the likes of other college football blue chip programs like Ohio State and Clemson.

Standing at 6-foot, 4-inches, he has the frame to develop into a perfect Big Ten signal caller. According to reports, the recruit had a great time on his campus visit to Ann Arbor, and a conversation with former Wolverine first-rounder J.J. McCarthy sealed the deal.

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LSU to host 2027 quarterback prospect for camp this week

Bryce Underwood’s early commitment has allowed LSU to turn its attention to future quarterback recruiting.

LSU already has a five-star quarterback on board in the 2025 cycle in [autotag]Bryce Underwood[/autotag], the No. 1 overall player in America. He seems to be solid in his commitment to the Tigers, and the staff is already turning its attention to future signal-caller recruiting.

They recently hosted several top 2026 targets, including five-star [autotag]Dia Bell[/autotag], who committed to Texas on Monday. They remain in the mix for other targets in that cycle like [autotag]Faizon Brandon[/autotag] and [autotag]Brady Hart[/autotag], but LSU is also looking to build a relationship with a player who is entering his sophomore season of high school.

It will host Evangel Christian Academy (Shreveport) quarterback [autotag]Peyton Houston[/autotag] for a camp this week. Houston will also be heading to College Station to camp with Texas A&M.

Houston is currently unranked by the major services but has received offers from several top programs including Texas, Oklahoma, Tennessee and Ole Miss.

LSU is not among the teams that have offered him yet, but that could change after it checks out the in-state prospect this week. Texas is currently the slight early favorite according to On3.

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Michigan football lands elite QB to kick off 2026 class

Future #Michigan legend alert! #GoBlue

When it came to securing the first pledge of the 2026 class, Michigan football moved swiftly, and it secured a huge talent in the process.

The name Brady Hart sounds like a composite of Wolverine greats Tom Brady and Mike Hart. When it comes to football recruiting, that name belongs to a rising star in the 2026 class, a four-star quarterback hailing from Cocoa (Florida). Hart visited Ann Arbor unofficially over the weekend and subsequently received a bevy of predictions that he’d end up in a winged helmet.

That came to fruition. Hart ended up choosing the Wolverines over Notre Dame and Clemson.

Here is how Hart breaks down according to the recruiting services:

Stars Overall Position State
247Sports 4 144 #9 QB #25
On3 4 170 #10 QB #27
Rivals 4 42 #3 QB #4
ESPN 4 120 #8 QB #23
247Sports Composite 4 92 #7 QB #15
On3 Consensus 4 92 #9 QB #15

Hart also had offers from Florida, Florida State, LSU, Miami, Ohio State, Ole Miss, Penn State and Texas A&M among others.

The scouting report from 247Sports’ Andrew Ivins:

Modern pocket passer with a favorable frame that led his team to a Florida 2S title as a first-year starter. More of a drive-ball thrower than can generate plenty of power by synching up his arm and plant foot. Owns a bit of an elongated release, but can get the ball out quick, and has to in a wide-open spread attack that wants to challenge horizontally with swing/screen passes. First caught our eye in a matchup against nationally-ranked St. Thomas Aquinas where he put a number of 2-balls on tight lines and exploited coverage. Also impressed with his timing as he frequently hit his marks on schedule. Can be a bit streaky at times, and isn’t one with a ton of deep shots on the spray chart, but looks like a potential Power Four starter heading into junior season, especially if he can keep progressing as a full-field reader.

Hart is the son of former MLB draft selectee Alex Hart, who played at Florida and was drafted by the Pittsburgh Pirates.

With Hart in the fold, the Wolverines have a solid first commitment in the 2026 class to help build it.

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