Five-star wide receiver Jerome Myles signed with Texas A&M on Wednesday, just three days after reversing his commitment to Southern California.
Myles pledged to the Trojans on Sept. 18, but the Aggies continued to court him. He made an unofficial visit to College Station over the weekend, then decommitted from USC on Sunday. He took an official visit to Texas A&M in June.
It was an up-and-down recruitment for Myles, whom the 247Sports composite ranks as the No. 5 wide receiver and No. 23 player overall in the 2025 class.
From Corner Canyon High School in Draper, Utah, Myles committed to Ole Miss on April 28, then changed his mind about two months later as he continued to gather offers from major programs across the country.
“A&M has really continued to push,” Myles told 247Sports recently. “I enjoyed my official visit to College Station in the summer and even though I committed to USC the coaches there have been staying in contact, just checking in with me and making sure I have continued to feel like a big priority for them.”
Myles was the second big flip in as many days for the Aggies.
On Tuesday, five-star offensive tackle Lamont Rogers committed to Texas A&M after backing off his pledge to Missouri.
Texas A&M’s class ranked eighth in the nation as of Wednesday morning.
