Texas A&M head coach Mike Elko officially confirmed that transfer wide receiver Micah Hudson, formerly with Texas Tech, is no longer part of the Aggies’ roster, ahead of spring practice for the 2025 college football season.
Hudson’s departure from Texas A&M football leaves the wide receiver room with questions but also opportunities for its young talent to shine. Despite his lack of playing time last season and not participating in any Aggie practices, Hudson’s physical attributes and football pedigree made him a highly sought-after transfer portal addition.
Texas A&M’s wide receiver roster now looks to its promising young players to step up and deliver during spring practice and beyond. When asked about Hudson’s status with the team coach Elko kept it short and to the point.
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Texas A&M football fans are eagerly anticipating the spring game on Saturday, April 19, which will offer a first glimpse at the young wide receiver talent stepping up after Micah Hudson’s departure. With the roster now wide open for competition, this is a prime opportunity for emerging players to make their mark and claim a key role in the Aggies’ offense. The team’s depth and potential will be on full display as they prepare for the challenges of the 2025 SEC season.
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