After Cameron Coleman’s 4th of July commitment, Texas A&M Football recruiting took a small break but came back with a bombshell steal from the school in Austin.
#GigEm @Hayesfawcett3 pic.twitter.com/N4QT2AUNqW
— Myles Davis (@Mylestheshow) July 13, 2023
Myles Davis is a 4 star safety out of Judson High School in San Antonio, Texas; and was thought to be headed to Texas before his commitment to Texas A&M on July 12th. Davis had even had a crystal ball to commit to Texas on June 18th. On the 23rd, however, Davis took an official visit at Texas A&M, before committing to Texas A&M on the 12th of July.
Another major commitment for the Aggies that comes to the surprise of most insiders and websites, and was kept under wraps.
— AggiesToday (AT) (@AggiesToday) July 13, 2023
Big H2H win over Texas.
Davis is listed at 6’ 1”, 185 pounds, and is rated as the 35th Safety and 346th player overall. What really stands out about Davis is an outstanding football IQ as a defensive back. He really knows how to make the correct read and is constantly in a position to make a play on the ball, whether through a break up or a tackle. In his junior season, he had 38 tackles, with 4 interceptions and 6 pass break ups along the way. He could be a turnover machine for the Aggies should he sign on signing day.
Last spring game down in the books making plays #Rocketpride @GHamilton_On3 @adamgorney @Perroni247 @CoachQ_Green @coachsotopop @210Preps @BDammone pic.twitter.com/b0RBWwztVJ
— Myles Davis (@Mylestheshow) May 7, 2023
Texas A&M football has been extremely hot recently, and don’t appear to be finished. With names like Terry Bussey and Micah Hudson still in the running, the Aggies are in a great spot to improve on their recruiting class for another huge haul.
https://twitter.com/DrelonMiller/status/1679298976212713473
While some of the players the Aggies have taken have been lower rated at commitment time, the players have since been flying up the rankings, with the three lowest rated all gaining a 4th star and moving up over 1200 spots in the rankings together. With the combination of a rapid rise in rankings, and the commitment from Myles Davis, the Aggies are now ranked 9th overall, with 2 three stars, 14 four stars, and 1 five star.
Texas A&M’s three lowest-rated commits at the time this was tweeted rose a combined 1,216 spots in the 247 Sports composite rankings today (and all gained a fourth star).
— Robert Behrens (@rcb05) July 11, 2023
I’ll say it again, never talk recruiting class smack in June. https://t.co/UN3IAWm55B pic.twitter.com/uNuPeMK9h6
Texas A&M has shown an impressive ability to win head to head battles against huge schools, and with a win over Texas, the Aggies are primed with momentum to bring in a huge 2024 class.