Shockwave in College Football: 5-Star WR Jerome Myle Flips to Texas A&M, Snubs USC, LSU, Texas & Georgia!
College football just got hit with a recruiting earthquake — and its epicenter is College Station. In a stunning and unexpected move, 5-star wide receiver Jerome Myle, a top-10 national recruit in the 2025 class, has flipped his commitment to Texas A&M, sending shockwaves through the recruiting world and leaving powerhouse programs like USC, LSU, Texas, and Georgia stunned.
The 6’2”, 190-pound speedster from Bradenton, Florida (IMG Academy) had been a silent lean toward USC for months, with most recruiting insiders projecting the Trojans as his likely landing spot. LSU and Texas made late pushes, and Georgia had hosted him for an official visit just two weeks ago. But in the eleventh hour, Texas A&M — led by head coach Mike Elko and wide receivers coach Holmon Wiggins — closed the deal.
Sources close to Myle’s camp say the Aggies’ pitch focused heavily on immediate playing time, NIL opportunities, and a vision of Myle as the centerpiece of the new-look A&M offense. “They made me feel like a priority from day one,” Myle said in a statement. “Coach Elko’s vision and how I’d be used in this offense — it just felt right.”
For Texas A&M, this is a massive recruiting win and a strong signal that the program is regaining national momentum under Elko. Myle is not only the Aggies’ highest-rated commit in the 2025 class — he instantly becomes one of the most important recruits in recent program history.
Meanwhile, rival fan bases are left reeling. USC loses what many believed to be their future WR1. LSU and Texas invested heavily in Myle’s recruitment, while Georgia now scrambles to shift their board.
This isn’t just a recruiting flip. It’s a statement — and it puts the entire SEC (and beyond) on notice.
Stay tuned. The ripple effect from this move is only just beginning.
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