2028 QB Donald Tabron III visits LSU during Texas A&M game
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 24, 2026, 9:09 AM
Last updated Sep 24, 2026

Donald Tabron III, a 2028 five-star quarterback and Texas A&M commit, is set to visit LSU this weekend while the Aggies face the Tigers in Baton Rouge. Tabron committed to Texas A&M last month, highlighting a strong relationship with coach Mike Elko and offensive coordinator Holmon Wiggins. Despite the Aggies’ recent loss to Kentucky, reports indicate that the commitment decisions of other recruits remain unchanged. The visit provides Tabron an opportunity to evaluate the Aggie offense and potentially assess Texas A&M's quarterback situation for the future.
- •Tabron III ranks No. 26 nationally and No. 3 among QBs in the 2028 class.
- •Texas A&M currently has two commitments in its 2028 recruiting class.
- •The Aggies are looking to rebound after a loss to Kentucky.
- •Current starting QB Marcel Reed's consistency has come under scrutiny.
- •Tabron's visit occurs during A&M's game against LSU in Baton Rouge.
- 9:09 AMYahoo Sports — 2028 5-star QB and Texas A&M commit will visit LSU this weekend
"2028 5-star QB and Texas A&M commit Donald Tabron III will visit LSU this weekend when the Aggies take on the Tigers in Baton Rouge.
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