Texas A&M’s 2026 recruiting class has been a major bright spot so far, with the Aggies securing commitments from top talent across the country. Momentum is clearly on their side, and the coming weeks could be even more pivotal.
A number of high-profile decisions are still on the horizon, and the recently announced commitment dates for five-star recruits Lamar Brown and Brandon Arrington suggest that this summer could be a game-changer for A&M—if things fall into place.
Adding to the buzz, yet another top target appears poised to make his decision around the same time. Arrington is expected to announce on July 5, while Brown is set for July 10. Meanwhile, the Aggies may get a major Independence Day gift, as a longtime wide receiver target has chosen July 4 as his commitment date.
Ethan “Boobie” Feaster, a highly coveted 2026 receiver from DeSoto, Texas, recently reclassified from the 2027 class and remains one of the most elite prospects at his position. He’s narrowed his options to Alabama, LSU, Texas A&M, and USC—making this a high-stakes race among powerhouse programs, including three SEC rivals.
Texas A&M has been in pursuit of Feaster for quite a while, and being the lone in-state finalist could give them a slight edge. That said, they’ll face serious competition.
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While the Aggies have been aggressive in recruiting top-tier players, most of their current class commitments have come from outside of Texas. Landing Feaster would mark a big in-state win and a statement for the program’s recruiting momentum.
If A&M can pull it off, it won’t just add a dynamic talent to their roster—it could also deal a blow to their rivals by taking a prized target off the board. This would be a major recruiting victory, and Aggie fans will be hoping things go their way come July 4.
