The Texas A&M Fighting Aggies have the best recruiting class in the 2027 cycle, and it just got better.
The Texas A&M Aggies have the No. 1 class of 2027. They are trying to keep that as teams like the Miami Hurricanes and Oklahoma Sooners continue to get closer, landing player after player. So, to help stay at the top for the time being, A&M landed another great skill player on Sunday.
According to Hayes Fawcett, the Aggies have landed three-star wide receiver Trey Haddad. He ranks as the nation’s No. 218 wide receiver and No. 75 player in Ohio. However, being in Ohio, he still knew what it meant to be an Aggie. Haddad has been enamored of the school’s tradition ever since he was offered a place.
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“The love that I felt from them was a special type of feeling that you don’t get to feel at other places,” Haddad told Rivals’ Greg Smith. “When they offered me, I was extremely excited, and I sat there and told myself that they wouldn’t regret their decision. I love the tradition and history of the school. I feel very honored to receive an offer from a school like A&M.”
Now, he surely feels very honored to eventually be an Aggie, and not just hold an offer from them. He chose A&M over West Virginia, Michigan State, and Cincinnati. Haddad visited A&M once to West Virginia’s three, yet it didn’t matter much. But the question still stands: What is A&M getting in Haddad?
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What is Texas A&M getting in new three-star wide receiver Trey Haddad?
The 6’1, 180-pound receiver is a good route runner with decent speed, which should translate well to the next level. He’s a playmaker, which is exactly what Mike Elko likes. He doesn’t have a type at receiver, but guys who make plays and play winning football. That’s Haddad, who won’t be afraid to get his nose dirty.
The Aggies should be thrilled with what they’re getting, along with the other wide receivers and athletes in the class.
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