Texas A&M is wasting no time shaping the future of its football program-and the 2026 and 2027 recruiting cycles are already showing signs of something special brewing in College Station. After an 11-win season that reenergized the fan base and put the program back on the national radar, the Aggies are turning that momentum into real recruiting firepower. And nowhere is that more evident than in the upcoming Under Armour All-American Game.
This year’s game won’t just feature the usual crop of senior standouts-it’s also opening the door to elite juniors, giving fans a rare early look at tomorrow’s stars. And Texas A&M? They’ll be front and center.
Six future Aggies are set to take the field in the January 3rd showcase, the most of any program represented. It’s a snapshot of what’s to come in Aggieland-and it’s a good one.
Let’s start with Samu Moala, the lone 2026 commit in the group. The linebacker is expected to make noise early in his college career, and this game could serve as his national coming-out party. With the Aggies looking to reload at the second level, Moala’s presence in the All-American Game isn’t just symbolic-it’s a preview of a player who could be on the field sooner rather than later.
But while Moala is the only 2026 name in the lineup, the 2027 class is where things really start to get interesting. Texas A&M is already stacking blue-chip talent, and five of those 2027 commits will be suiting up in Orlando.
In the secondary, the trio of Kamarui Dorsey, Raylaun Henry, and Jayquan Snell is turning heads. Dorsey, a hard-hitting safety out of Georgia, brings range and physicality that could anchor the back end of the defense for years. Henry and Snell, both versatile defensive backs, add depth and athleticism to what’s shaping up to be a loaded DB room.
On the defensive front, Kaden McCarty is a name to circle. The recent commit has all the tools to be a disruptor in the trenches. His motor, technique, and raw power make him a nightmare for offensive lines-and he’ll get a chance to showcase that on a national stage.
And then there’s Jayce Johnson, the quarterback of the future. Johnson will get a few snaps in the All-American Game, and while the sample size might be small, it’s a valuable glimpse into the kind of poise and arm talent he brings to the table. He’s not just a project-he’s a prospect with real upside, and Aggie fans will want to see how he handles the spotlight.
But it’s not just the commits to watch. Texas A&M has several top targets also participating in the game-names like Julian Caldwell, Trenton Yancey, Kennedy Brown, Albert Simien, Zane Rowe, Jaiden Bryant, Zyron Forstall, David Jacobs, and John Meredith. Each one of them is still on the board, and each one could be a major piece of the puzzle if they choose Aggieland.
For fans who live and breathe recruiting, this game is more than just a showcase-it’s a glimpse into what the next few years of Texas A&M football could look like. And if the talent on display is any indication, the Aggies are building something that could have staying power in the SEC and beyond.
So circle the date, set your reminders, and tune in. The Under Armour All-American Game is about to give us a front-row seat to the future-and Texas A&M is ready to take center stage.