In a stunning turn of events that could reshape the recruiting landscape in the SEC, 5-star tight end Oscar Delp has officially decommitted from the University of Georgia and announced his commitment to the Texas A&M Aggies. Delp, a towering 6-foot-5, 245-pound athlete, had previously been a key part of Georgia’s 2025 recruiting class and was widely considered one of the top tight end prospects in the nation.
Delp made the announcement via social media, thanking the Bulldogs’ coaching staff and fans for their support but stating that he felt it was time for a change. “After much prayer and reflection, I’ve decided to decommit from the University of Georgia and continue my journey elsewhere. I’m excited to announce that I’m committing to Texas A&M University,” Delp wrote.
The Aggies beat out a formidable list of suitors that included the Arkansas Razorbacks, LSU Tigers, and Texas Longhorns. Each of those programs had been aggressively pursuing Delp, who is prized for his elite size, athleticism, and versatility in both the passing and blocking game.
Texas A&M head coach Mike Elko and his staff have pulled off what can only be described as a recruiting coup, adding a dynamic weapon to their already strong 2025 class. Delp’s commitment gives the Aggies a top-tier tight end who is capable of stretching the field, dominating in red zone situations, and making an immediate impact at the collegiate level.
Delp’s decision not only strengthens Texas A&M’s offensive outlook but also sends a message across the SEC that the Aggies are serious contenders on and off the field. With his size, hands, and route-running ability, Delp has the potential to become a cornerstone of the Aggie offense for years to come.
Welcome to the Aggie family, Oscar Delp. College Station just got a whole lot louder.
