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Texas A&M has secured a major commitment by flipping Jerome Myles, one of the top wide receiver prospects in the country in the class of 2025, from USC. This comes at a crucial time for the program, as the team looks to strengthen its receiving corps. Myles, who visited campus for the Texas game, was impressed by the atmosphere and the future direction of the program in spite of the loss.

The Aggies were a serious contender for Myles when he initially committed to USC and never let up in their pursuit. With the addition of his quarterback at Draper (Utah) Corner Canyon, Helaman Casuga, to the 2026 class, the Aggies added strength to their case to flip him.

Myles is the third wide receiver to join the 2025 class, along with 4-star Kelshaun Johnson and 3-star TK Norman.

Texas A&M is getting a highly dynamic playmaker in Myles. He stands out not only for his size, but ability to make contested catches. Myles can go up and grab any ball thrown his way, showcasing impressive hand-eye coordination and ball skills.

His speed is another key asset—running a 10.2 in the 100-meters, he brings the kind of breakaway speed the Aggies need in their receiving corps. This burst makes him a dangerous deep threat and gives him the ability to turn short plays into big gains.

In addition to his speed and physicality, Myles is also an exceptional route runner. His ability to separate from defenders with crisp, precise routes allows him to create space and consistently make plays. Whether it’s a jump ball in the end zone or a quick move to shake off defenders, Myles has the tools to be a game-changer for A&M’s offense. Expect him to contribute early, especially in situations where the Aggies need a spark or a play out of nothing.