Texas A&M Commit Hakim Frampton Shuts Down Recruitment

Four-star recruit Hakim Frampton has officially shut down his college football recruitment, reaffirming his commitment to the Texas A&M Aggies. The San Antonio native announced via social media on May 14, 2026, that he will no longer entertain offers from other programs attempting to flip him. Frampton originally committed to Texas A&M in September 2025 following an unofficial visit, having received scholarship offers from notable schools such as Auburn, Arkansas, and UCLA. Ranked as the No. 410 overall player and No. 31 athlete in the 247Sports composite, he is projected to play cornerback for the Aggies. During his junior year at Little Rock High School, Frampton demonstrated versatility by excelling on offense, defense, and special teams. This development marks a significant recruiting victory for Texas A&M, which currently holds the No. 2-ranked recruiting class nationally. The announcement comes amidst a successful recruiting period for the university, highlighted by the recent commitment of five-star offensive tackle Mark Matthews. Frampton's decision solidifies the Aggies' roster depth and underscores their strong presence in the Texas recruiting landscape.