In a significant recruiting coup, Texas A&M has successfully flipped five-star wide receiver Jerome Myles from his commitment to the University of Southern California (USC). Myles, originally pledged to USC in September 2024, made the switch to the Aggies on December 4, 2024, during National Signing Day. citeturn0search3

 

Hailing from Corner Canyon High School in Draper, Utah, Myles is ranked as the No. 5 wide receiver and No. 23 overall player in the 2025 recruiting class, according to the 247Sports composite rankings. citeturn0search3 His recruitment journey has been dynamic; prior to his commitment to USC, Myles had initially pledged to Ole Miss in April 2024 before reopening his recruitment two months later.

 

Texas A&M’s persistent efforts played a pivotal role in securing Myles’ commitment. He undertook an official visit to College Station in June 2024, which laid the foundation for a strong relationship with the Aggies’ coaching staff. Despite his commitment to USC, Texas A&M continued to engage with Myles, emphasizing his importance to their program. This culminated in an unofficial visit over the weekend preceding his decommitment from USC on December 1, 2024. citeturn0search3

 

Myles’ decision to join Texas A&M over other prominent programs, including Alabama, LSU, and Oregon, underscores the Aggies’ growing influence in national recruiting. His commitment is a testament to the program’s strategic recruiting approach and its ability to attract top-tier talent.

 

The addition of Myles is expected to bolster Texas A&M’s offensive arsenal significantly. Known for his exceptional speed and playmaking abilities, he is poised to make an immediate impact on the field. His versatility and athleticism align well with the Aggies’ offensive schemes, promising exciting prospects for the team’s performance in the upcoming seasons.

 

This successful recruitment reflects Texas A&M’s dedication to enhancing its roster with elite talent, aiming to elevate the program’s competitiveness in the Southeastern Conference (SEC) and on the national stage. The Aggies’ ability to secure commitments from highly sought-after recruits like Myles signals a positive trajectory for the program’s future.

 

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