In a strong show of loyalty to College Station, Aaron Gregory, a 6-foot-3, four-star wide receiver out of Douglasville, Georgia, has officially “shut down” his recruitment and confirmed he’ll be joining Texas A&M’s 2026 class .
Gregory originally gave Texas A&M a verbal commitment in late October 2024. Although he continued to entertain interest—and even scheduled official visits to other programs—he has now made his intentions unequivocally clear. On June 7, 2025, Gregory posted on social media: “My recruitment is officially shutdown. Get onboard or get rolled over.”
The Texas A&M coaching staff, led by Mike Elko, had clearly impressed Gregory. He emphasized that he’d developed “a REAL RELATIONSHIP with all the coaches,” naming Elko, Associate Head Coach Trooper Taylor, and WR coach Holmon Wiggins as players in that bond . He described the Aggie community as one that “welcomed me and my family with open arms,” and made it clear that his choice wasn’t about money—it was about fit .
Ranked by On3 as the No. 72 overall prospect and No. 9 wide receiver in the Class of 2026—and the No. 7 player in Georgia—Gregory brings both size (6′3″, 170 lbs) and physical talent to the program . During his junior season at Douglas County High, he recorded impressive numbers: 53 catches, 914 receiving yards (17.2 yards per catch), and 9 touchdowns . On3 director Charles Power praised his ball skills, noting that Gregory “uses strong technique to frame passes” and comes “down with acrobatic grabs” .
Gregory becomes the third A&M WR commit of the cycle—joining Madden Williams (from California) and Mike Brown (from Houston)—to fully close the door on other programs . His pledge bolsters a wide receiver room already energized by transfers like Kevin “KC” Concepcion and returning playmakers.
With Gregory locked in—and others such as TE Caleb Tafua and EDGE Samu Moala recently also shutting down recruitment—Texas A&M’s 2026 class is finally taking solid shape . The Aggies now boast one of the top SEC classes and among the nation’s elite recruiting hauls for the next season .
All told, Aaron Gregory’s move cements Texas A&M’s wide receiver group, strengthens Elko’s national profile, and sends a clear message to the rest of the class: the Aggies are a destination destination on the rise.