The Texas A&M Aggies are in the thick of a recruiting overhaul, particularly when it comes to the wide receiver position. After last season highlighted a glaring need for more firepower in their passing game, the Aggies hit the transfer portal hard and snagged talented receivers Kevin Concepcion, Mario Craver, and Jonah Wilson.
But their strategy doesn't stop there. Enter the 2026 recruiting class, an exciting group that promises to inject youthful talent and energy into the roster.
Already, the Aggies have secured commitments from three dynamic receivers: Aaron Gregory from Douglasville, Georgia; Madden Williams from Bellflower, California; and Mike Brown from Houston, Texas. All three are highly touted four-star recruits, according to ON3 rankings. However, the Aggies aren't content to rest on their laurels and may have a massive addition in their sights with five-star standout Boobie Feaster.
Feaster, originating from Shreveport, Louisiana, has been the subject of intense recruitment chatter, particularly between powerhouse programs. LSU initially seemed like the probable destination, given their historical recruiting pull in Louisiana, but the landscape is shifting. Rivals' Adam Gorney notes a tide change, with Texas A&M now appearing to be the frontrunners, spearheading a spirited surge in Feaster's recruitment.
LSU's early lead in the race for Feaster may have waned as they've stocked up on receivers, leaving the door open for the Aggies. As we stride into June, Feaster has trimmed his list of potential schools to four: Texas A&M, USC, Alabama, and LSU. Each of these institutions has a shot at hosting Feaster for an official visit before he makes his much-anticipated decision on July 4th.
Feaster's itinerary begins with Alabama, having just wrapped up a visit in Tuscaloosa. Following that, he heads west to USC on June 6th, before circling back to Texas A&M on June 13th, and concluding with LSU on June 20th. The Aggies know that securing Feaster would not only solidify their recruiting class but elevate it to new heights, as he stands as the No. 3 prospect in Texas, the No. 4 receiver nationally, and the 23rd-best overall prospect by the 247Sports Composite rankings.
Landing Feaster would undeniably cap an already impressive cadre of recruits, marking Texas A&M as a serious contender in the race for wide receiver supremacy. The stakes are high, and the Aggies are all in, poised to make a significant impact in the upcoming college football seasons with their revamped arsenal of playmakers.
