In a major recruiting twist, a Texas A\&M basketball signee has officially flipped his commitment to Gonzaga, giving the Bulldogs a huge win on the trail and bolstering their future roster with a highly coveted talent. The 2024 four-star guard, long considered one of the cornerstones of Texas A\&M’s incoming class, has now decided to take his talents to Spokane, where he’ll join a program known for its elite player development and national prominence.
The recruit, who had signed a National Letter of Intent with the Aggies, received a release from his NLI and made his decision public on Monday, thanking the Texas A\&M coaching staff while expressing excitement about his future with Gonzaga.
“I want to thank Coach \[Buzz] Williams and Texas A\&M for believing in me and supporting me throughout my recruitment,” the player said. “But after further thought and conversations with my family, I’ve decided that Gonzaga is the best fit for me both on and off the court. I can’t wait to get started with Coach \[Mark] Few and the team.”
The 6-foot-4 combo guard is known for his smooth scoring ability, high basketball IQ, and strong two-way presence. Ranked inside the top 100 nationally, he was expected to make an immediate impact at the college level. His ability to play both guard positions gives Gonzaga flexibility in the backcourt and strengthens a 2024 class that is already shaping up to be one of the best in the West.
Sources close to the situation point to Gonzaga’s track record with player development and consistent NCAA Tournament success as key factors in the decision. Mark Few’s program has produced multiple NBA guards in recent years, and the recruit reportedly sees Spokane as the best place to maximize his long-term potential.
“Gonzaga plays the right way,” he added. “They have a history of winning, developing guys like me, and competing on the biggest stage. That’s the kind of environment I want to be in.”
This flip is a significant blow to Texas A\&M, who had viewed the guard as a future leader of their backcourt. For Gonzaga, however, it’s a statement move that shows they continue to be a national recruiting force—even pulling players away from Power Five programs late in the process.
With this addition, Gonzaga’s future just got a lot stronger. The Bulldogs have once again proven that their reach and reputation remain elite, and fans in Spokane can expect another exciting guard to join the Zags’ tradition of excellence.