Texas Longhorns Making Strong Push to Flip Top Texas A&M Commit
The Texas Longhorns are reportedly making a serious effort to flip four-star wide receiver Aaron Gregory from his commitment to Texas A&M.
Fresh off securing the No. 1 ranked recruiting class for 2025, the Longhorns are now turning their attention to the 2026 class. While it’s still early with signing day months away, Texas may be on the verge of making a big impact with Gregory, a highly rated receiver.
Gregory, a 6-foot-3, 170-pound prospect from Douglasville, Georgia, has been committed to Texas A&M since October, but other schools continue to recruit him. According to Rivals’ Sam Spiegelman, Texas and LSU are now the main threats to the Aggies, with both programs expected to host Gregory for official visits.
Ranked as the No. 6 player from Georgia, the No. 7 wide receiver in the nation, and No. 57 overall in the 247Sports composite rankings, Gregory holds offers from over 30 schools. Despite his commitment to A&M, the recruiting process is far from over.
Gregory has already scheduled two official visits for this summer: one to College Station on June 6th to visit Texas A&M, and another to Austin the following weekend for the Longhorns. Though an official visit to LSU hasn’t been set yet, Spiegelman reported that the Tigers will also get a chance to host Gregory.
Meanwhile, Texas’ 2026 class has had a slow start, with just three commitments, ranked No. 37 nationally by 247Sports. However, four-star quarterback Dia Bell is the class’s top commitment, and his pledge to Texas could be key in helping the Longhorns sway Gregory away from the Aggies.
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