Texas A&M adds four-star linebacker Makahi Allen to recruiting class
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 13, 2026, 10:05 AM
Last updated Jul 13, 2026
Texas A&M secured a commitment from 2027 four-star linebacker Makahi Allen, bolstering its recruiting efforts. He joins five-star prospect Kaden Henderson and three-star linebacker Aston Whiteside in the class. The Aggies are also set to lose transfers Ray Coney and day one starter Daymion Sanford after the 2026 season, creating opportunities for incoming talent. The coaching staff, led by Mike Elko and new linebackers coach Travis Williams, emphasizes situational awareness and football IQ for the team's linebacker position, crucial for defensive leadership.
- •Makahi Allen is a former safety turned linebacker.
- •Texas A&M's 2027 class ranks No. 1 nationally.
- •Allen joins Kaden Henderson and Aston Whiteside as key recruits.
- •Ray Coney and Daymion Sanford will leave after the 2026 season.
- •Several freshman linebackers will develop during the upcoming season.
- 10:05 AMYahoo Sports — Texas A&M's future linebacker rotation looks set after latest commit
"After landing 2027 4-star LB Mikahi Allen on Saturday, Texas A&M's future linebacker rotation features plenty of size and athleticism.
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