The month of June has been extremely generous to the Texas A&M football program. It’s the time of year when college football programs ramp up recruiting efforts to lock in top prospects before the 2025 season. Just a day after landing a commitment from a Top 50 player and the nation’s No. 2 running back, the Aggies added another standout—this time from California.
On Thursday afternoon, Brandon Arrington announced his commitment to Texas A&M over Oregon. Arrington, the No. 29 overall prospect and No. 2 athlete in the 2025 class, brings a five-star rating with him to Aggieland. In addition to his on-field talent, he offers elite speed and length to A&M’s defense. On the track, he’s posted personal bests of 10.24 in the 100m and 20.37 in the 200m, impressive marks for his 6-2, 180-pound frame.
Arrington told ESPN that strong relationships with A&M assistants Jordan Peterson and Bryant Gross-Armiento played a key role in his decision:
“The relationship goes back to day one, for real. They’ve been locked in with me, recruiting me hard from the very start. The environment feels like home. The people care about football there.”
Although National Signing Day is still months away and nothing is official until pen meets paper, this is huge news for Aggies fans. Social media lit up in celebration.
Texas A&M lands the top athlete in the country
Gig’em !!
Coach Elko has been on fire this week on the recruiting trail
Arrington is making this coach proud
Coaches praising coaches
Arrington has elite speed
Arrington’s complete recruiting breakdown
AGGIE!
Watch Brandon Arrington commit to A&M
Exciting times in Aggieland
Aggie recruiting is trending up
It’s been a great start to June recruiting
He’s Home!
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