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Two of Texas A&M's longer-tenured commits -- both from California -- used this weekend to announce that they were sticking with their commitments and were shutting their recruitments down.

Four-star EDGE Samu Moala was the first to announce, getting on social media to provide his decision.

Moala visited A&M last weekend as part of the large group of official visitors and indicated then that he was spurning a strong effort from nearby UCLA to stick with the Aggies.

Fellow 4-star Madden Williams also announced this weekend that he was shutting things down. Williams took official visits to Arizona State, Florida State and Washington before visiting A&M last weekend, but nearby USC was thought to be the biggest threat. But Williams said Saturday he'd seen enough.

On Sunday, Williams announced he would be taking part in the Navy All-American Game in San Antonio next January.

Former A&M basketball players Wade Taylor and Zhuric Phelps are getting their first shots at making an NBA roster as they have been signed contracts to play in the NBA 2K26 Summer League in Las Vegas from July 10 to 20.

Taylor, A&M's all-time leading scorer, has signed with the Milwaukee Bucks and will play with their summer league team. Taylor averaged 15.7 points per game in 30 games (all starts) for the Aggies last season, shooting 35.8% from the floor.

Phelps, who had entered the transfer portal in the hopes of getting a sixth year, signed with the Dallas Mavericks. During his lone season in Aggieland, Phelps averaged 13.6 PPG while shooting 36.3% from the field.

Former Texas A&M outfielder Dylan Rock just enjoyed a tear that the greatest power hitters would envy -- homering in eight straight games.

Rock, who is playing for the Lexington Legends of the Atlantic League, homered in every game between June 18 and June 26. Had he homered in the Legends' game Friday, he would have set the professional baseball record for longest home run streak.

For the season, Rock is hitting .262 with 13 homers and 31 RBI in 53 games.