Texas A&M recruiting efforts focus on five blue-chip 2028 prospects
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 30, 2026, 10:06 AM
Last updated Jul 30, 2026
Texas A&M's coaching staff, led by Mike Elko, is targeting five high-profile recruits for the 2028 class, emphasizing their strong recruiting momentum after securing a top-ranked 2027 class. Notable targets include four-star Edge Braydon Robinson and four-star running back Ian Thomas, both of whom have strong ties to the program. Predictions indicate a 75% chance for four-star wide receiver Dillon Mitchell to commit to the Aggies. With four-star OT Jai'storm Knight and others also being pursued, Texas A&M aims to build on previous recruiting successes. The focus shifts to these prospects as the 2026 season begins on September 5 against Missouri State.
- •Mike Elko's success in 2027 class sets the stage for 2028 recruiting.
- •Five blue-chip recruits targeted, including Ian Thomas and Dillon Mitchell.
- •Dillon Mitchell has a 75% prediction to commit to Texas A&M.
- •Focus on strong relationships with recruits amid ongoing developments.
- •Season opener against Missouri State is on September 5.
- 10:06 AMYahoo Sports — Texas A&M is the 'biggest threat' to land five 2028 prospects
"Texas A&M is reportedly the "biggest threat" to land five blue-chip 2028 prospects, including four-star Edge Braydon Robinson.
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