Will the Miami Hurricanes Flip Five-Star Recruit Since Decommitment?.
MiamiMatthew is part of the 2027 recruiting cycle and ranked among the elites: Matthews initially committed to Texas A&M on May 15, despite the Hurricanes being among the four finalists, alongside Georgia and LSU.
He made several visits to Coral Gables and the last was logged on March 5. Even with the opportunity to play close to home, it wasn't enough to stop Matthew from eyeing the College Station (TX) program.
However, what has transpired since the start of this college football season has likely changed things in perspective. In nine games, the Aggies are 4-5, 1-5 against Southeastern Conference opponents.
Quarterback Marcel Reed has completed 151 of 265 passes (57 percent) while throwing for 1,641 yards and eight touchdowns with eight interceptions. Matthews wouldn't be the only former Texas A&M commit to flip to "The U."
KEY POINTS
- Will the Miami Hurricanes Flip Five-Star Recruit Since Decommitment?.
- After elite offensive tackle Mark Matthews reopened recruitment, the Miami Hurricanes look to capitalize on local roots and secure the nation's top-ranked 2027 prospect.
- – After the Miami Hurricanes' daunting 31-24 loss to Notre Dame on Saturday night, some recent news was shared that led the weekend to not feel like complete turmoil.
- Five-star offensive tackle Mark Matthews has decommitted from Texas A&M, as reported on Sunday, following the Aggies' 17-9 loss to South Carolina at Williams-Brice Stadium in Columbia (SC).