Four-star Texas A&M commit Hakim Frampton says his recruitment is closed, giving the Aggies another win in a loaded 2026 class.
Texas A&M football picked up another important recruiting win Thursday when four-star commit Hakim Frampton announced he’s shutting down his recruitment and sticking with the Aggies.
Frampton, a San Antonio native and one of Texas A&M’s top 2026 pledges, shared on social media that he’ll no longer entertain other programs trying to flip him.
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That’s a big development for Mike Elko’s staff as the Aggies continue building one of the strongest recruiting classes in the country.
Frampton committed to Texas A&M on Sept. 27, 2025, the same day he made an unofficial visit to College Station.
The Aggies had been involved for a while, offering him in June 2024 and getting him on campus multiple times before landing his pledge.
He had plenty of options. Auburn, Arkansas, UCLA and several others extended scholarship offers, but Frampton now appears locked in with Texas A&M.
According to the 247Sports Composite, Frampton is ranked as the No. 410 overall player in the country, the No. 31 athlete nationally and the No. 55 player in Texas.
While he’s listed as an athlete, he’s expected to play cornerback for the Aggies.
His junior season showed why Texas A&M wanted him so badly. Frampton impacted the game in all three phases. At wide receiver, he caught 37 passes for 724 yards and nine touchdowns.
Defensively, he totaled 46 tackles, three interceptions, two forced fumbles and three pass breakups. He also averaged 27.8 yards per kickoff return and took one back for a touchdown.
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That kind of versatility makes him one of the more intriguing pieces in the Aggies’ 2026 class.
Texas A&M currently owns the No. 2 recruiting class in the country, per 247Sports, and the Aggies could keep climbing. Five-star offensive tackle Mark Matthews is set to announce Friday, with Texas A&M among the finalists.
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