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Texas A&M needed a quarterback commit in a hurry after Husan Longstreet flipped to USC. They added one at the expense of the defending champion Michigan Wolverines.
Cocoa (Fla.) 4-star quarterback Brady Hart kicked off Black Friday with an announcement that he was re-classifying from the 2026 class to 2025 and flipping his commitment from Michigan to A&M.
Hart seemed firmly committed with the Wolverines, to whom he gave a verbal nod in June. But the Aggies started nosing around in the past few weeks, aware that Hart could academically reclassify to the 2025 class.
Outside of his offers from A&M and Michigan, Hart also had offers from the likes of Ohio State, Clemson, LSU, Notre Dame, Ole Miss and Penn State. He also had an offer from in-state Floirda, where his father, Alex, pitched in the late 1990s and early 2000s.
During what was his sophomore season, Hart led his team to a 14-1 record and a state title. He completed 288 of 437 passes (65.9%) for 3,759 yards, 41 touchdowns and 11 interceptions during that title run.
Analysis of A&M's newest commit
Hart's tall, slender frame reminds me right off the bat of another Brady -- Tom. I'm not saying he's going to win seven Super Bowls, but he definitely has the ability to see and scan the whole field. That's a tremendous asset.
Hart has an extremely quick release, and you can see the baseball genes in how he brings the ball quickly up to his shoulder, cocks it back and fires. Arm strength is not an issue; he can make all the throws. But what stands out is his touch; he puts passes right where only his receiver can get them, even if they're double-covered.
Hart doesn't necessarily want to run, but he has a good feel for the pocket and knows when he needs to scramble or move around a little to buy more time. That's pretty instinctive stuff and things you can't really teach. You know how to do it or you don't.
He's already a pretty refined passer, but he's going to arrive at A&M with only two years of high school starting experience under his belt, so he's not a finish product. It was going to be hard to find a quarterback comparable to Longstreet for 2025, but they pulled it off.
