Tag: Texas A&M 2027 Recruiting Class

Texas A&M will host 2027 5-star Edge out of Chatworth (CA) this weekend

One of the top 2027 pass rusher will visit Texas A&M this weekend

Texas A&M’s 2027 recruiting class is in its beginning stages, and while coach Mike Elko and his staff are focused on building the 2026 cycle, the Aggies will reportedly host one of the top pass rushers in the 2027 cycle this weekend.

According to 247Sports’ Blair Angulo, 2027 five-star edge Richard Wesley will visit the Aggies on Saturday just a week after Elko and his staff hosted several of the top-ranked 2026 recruits, including five-star offensive tackle Jackson Cantwell, who is the No. 1-ranked prospect in the cycle.

Mike Elko offered Wesley during the Aggies’ 2024 season, getting in the mix late for the incoming Sierra Canyon HS junior, which isn’t a surprise given the program’s success in landing six of the top California prospects in the 2025 and 2026 classes.

Standing at 6-5 and 250 pounds, Wesley is developing into an elite pass rusher, and has been compared to former Oregon Duck and current New York Giants edge Kayvon Thibodeaux.

Wesley’s memorable 2023 freshman season led to 50 tackles, 9.5 sacks and 11.5 tackles for loss, as the sky is truly the limit for an elite prospect who will likely end up as the No. 1-ranked prospect in the class.

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Texas A&M has offered 2027 wide receiver who visited during junior day

Texas A&M has offered rising 2027 wide receiver Tre Moore, who visited on Saturday

Texas A&M’s recent recruiting class under coach Mike Elko and his staff, but Saturday’s junior day posed a solid opportunity to gain traction in the 2026 and 2027 recruiting cycles, as preparing the future is vital to competing in the SEC for years to come.

While the news that 2026 five-star offensive tackles Jackson Cantwell and Immanuel Iheanacho attending junior day was undoubtedly an exciting development, among the handful of 2027 prospects who visited, rising wide receiver Tre Moore stuck out while Elko officially offered the incoming junior.

Returning to the Jimbo Fisher era, seeping into the Mike Elko regime, recruiting and utilizing wide receiver talent has been an issue, as the days of Mike Evans, Christian Kirk, and Josh Reynolds catching eye-popping touchdowns seem like a lifetime ago.

However, Elko deserves credit for (hopefully) fixing the issue going into the 2025 season after landing three receiver commitments from the transfer portal, including former NC State WR KC Concepcion.

Offering Tre Moore was a no-brainer, as the Pflugerville, Texas native is coming off an impressive sophomore campaign, recording 38 receptions, 562 yards, and six touchdowns in 2024.

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Here are the 2026 and 2027 recruits visting Texas A&M during junior day

Here are the 2026 and 2027 prospects who will visit Texas A&M for Saturday’s first junior day

On Saturday, Texas A&M will host its first junior day of the offseason. Coach Mike Elko and his staff are prepared to welcome a number of highly-rated recruits from the classes of 2026 and 2027 to build relationships and enhance their recruiting efforts.

Over the last two weeks, Elko and his staff, especially O-line coach Adam Cushing, have been hard at work. They have traveled all around the country to visit several 2026 prospects. The news that the Aggies will host the No. 1 and No. 2 ranked players in the 2026 cycle was undoubtedly a positive development.

However, the purpose of the first junior day is to lay the land for the future of Texas A&M football, as Elko is entering his second season after ending his inaugural year with an 8-5 record after finishing 1-4 with consecutive losses to Texas and USC in the Las Vegas Bowl.

While Saturday’s event is just the start of the offseason recruiting efforts, Elko has a chance to make significant headway with nearly every visiting prospect.

Here is the current list of 2026 and 2027 prospects who will attend Texas A&M’s first junior day:

2026 Prospects

Five-star OT Jackson Cantwell

Five-star OT Immanuel Iheanacho

Four-star CB Dorian Barney

Four-star safety Chace Calicut

Four-star DL Trashawn Ruffin – Texas A&M commit

Four-star WR Madden Williams – Texas A&M commit

OL Nicolas Robertson

Four-star LB Tank King

2027 Prospects

DL Amari Vickerson

DL K’Adrian Redmond

CB Davontrae Kirkland

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2027 4-star SG has high praise for Texas A&M amid recent offers

The No. 1 ranked player in the 2027 basketball cycle has the Aggies in his sights

Texas A&M coach Buzz Williams isn’t known for recruiting highly ranked prospects during his time with the program, as he has yet to land a five-star during the past five seasons. Still, the Aggies have made consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances despite the fact.

However, things could be changing after Williams landed three impressive prospects in the 2025 class and looking toward the future, 2027 four-star and potential five-star shooting guard Ryan Hampton has received an offer from Texas A&M.

Hampton’s elite skillset led him to transfer to Dallas Prep in Dallas (TX) for his junior season. The 6-7 wing is a dynamic wing who looks like a pure scorer but has upped his game defensively and become more of a distributor as he continues to develop.

In a recent interview with On3’s Jamie Shaw, Hampton had high praise for the Aggies, who recruited his brother, former first-round NBA Draft pick RJ Hampton, and pointed out the rise of Texas A&M senior guard Wade Taylor IV:

“I’ve been around that program a lot since they recruited my
brother. They have a player presently on their team, Wade Taylor, he is a great player. And he is the guy they need to go out and win them a game.”

After Texas A&M’s 80-78 comeback win over Oklahoma on Wednesday night, the Aggies are getting more attention from recruits who value culture and toughness. In a future Aggie backcourt, Hampton will play a role similar to Wade Taylor IV.

No. 10 Texas A&M will host No. 5 Alabama on Saturday, Jan. 11. The game will air on ESPN at 7:00 p.m. CT.

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2027 5-star WR out of DeSoto (TX) will visit Texas A&M later this month

Texas A&M will reportedly host on of the top wide receiver prospects in the 2027 class this month

Texas A&M’s recent recruiting misses during former head coach Jimbo Fisher’s six-year tenure have been at the wide receiver position. The most recent example is current Oregon WR Evan Stewart, who transferred to the program in the offseason.

Landing blue-chip, ready-to-play wide receiver prospects has been an issue, whether due to a lack of development or simply an evaluation mistake. This could change under new head coach Mike Elko.

After almost landing current Alabama star receiver Ryan Williams during the offseason, it feels like Elko and OC Collin Klein are close to reeling in the big fish, which could be 2027 5-star wide receiver Ethan “Boobie” Feaster, who will now reportedly visit Texas A&M when the Aggies host LSU on Oct. 26.

According to Rivals recruiting analyst Marshall Levenson, Feaster will take consecutive weekend visits to Texas (Oct. 19) and Nebraska (Nov. 2) after visiting College Station.

While Texas A&M’s 2027 recruiting class is barely in its beginning stage, Feaster would be an explosive addition that could spur future additions. On the field, Feaster is an explosive, twitchy athlete with a keen sense for finding the open zone and making defenders miss in space.

According to Rivals, Feaster is currently positioned as the 4th overall prospect in the 2027 recruiting class.

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2027 5-star QB out of Baton Rouge (LA) plans to visit Texas A&M

The top-ranked quarterback in the 2027 recruiting class is headed to College Station

Amid Texas A&M’s 2024 season, the first for head coach Mike Elko, the quarterback position has become a talking point after redshirt sophomore signal caller Conner Weigman’s shoulder injury led to backup quarterback Marcel Reed taking over for the last two weeks.

Since then, Reed, through some growing pains, has looked the part of the once-heralded recruit who possesses the speed and athleticism to make plays out of structure. Developing in front of our eyes, the future at quarterback is very bright, especially with 2025 5-star Husan Longstreet entering the program next summer.

Looking ahead to the 2027 cycle, Rivals recruiting insider Marshall Levenson has reported that the No. 1-ranked quarterback prospect, 5-star Elijah Haven, out of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, will visit Texas A&M sometime this year after visiting LSU last weekend.

Haven’s arm talent and elite touch make up his 5-star ranking, while his athleticism at 6-4 is highly impressive. During his 2023 freshman season, Alston threw for 2,205 yards and 35 touchdowns while rushing for 641 and 12 touchdowns.

According to 247Sports, Alston is currently positioned as the class’s No.1 prospect and quarterback and the No. 1-ranked prospect in Louisiana.

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