Texas A&M competes with LSU for elite 2028 OT Wyatt Wagner
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 11, 2026, 9:06 AM
Last updated Oct 11, 2026
Texas A&M is actively pursuing 2028 four-star offensive tackle Wyatt Wagner, competing against LSU, which currently holds a projected lead in recruitment. Wagner, who has also shown interest in programs like SMU and Florida, took an unofficial visit to Texas A&M during their season opener against Missouri State. Texas A&M aims to enrich its 2028 recruiting class, which already includes commitments from five-star quarterback Donald Tabron and four-star edge rusher Chacne Archangel. The Aggies expect further developments in their recruiting efforts as the 2026 season progresses.
- •Wyatt Wagner is a 6'8", 270-pound OT from Midlothian, Texas.
- •LSU is currently favored to land Wagner with a 65% chance.
- •Texas A&M is focused on enhancing its 2028 recruiting class.
- •The Aggies have two commitments for the 2028 class so far.
- •Wagner visited Texas A&M during the season opener against Missouri State.
- 9:06 AMYahoo Sports — Texas A&M remains in the running to land elite 2028 4-star OT
"Texas A&M is one of the "biggest threats" to land 2028 4-star OT Wyatt Wagner, while LSU remains the current favorite.
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