Texas A&M 4-Star Commit Camren Hamiel Cancels All Upcoming Visits, Signals Strong Commitment to Aggies
In a move that has sent a clear and resounding message across the college football recruiting landscape, four-star defensive back Camren Hamiel has officially canceled all of his remaining college visits, reaffirming his commitment to Texas A&M. The 6-foot-1, 185-pound standout from Buford High School (GA) made the announcement via social media on Monday evening, stating simply, “I’m locked in. 100% Aggie. No more visits.”
Hamiel’s decision is significant. With offers from powerhouse programs including Alabama, Georgia, and USC, many insiders expected the recruitment battle to extend deep into the fall. But sources close to the situation reveal that after multiple visits to College Station and extensive conversations with head coach Mike Elko and defensive backs coach Ishmael Aristide, Hamiel feels he’s found the perfect fit — both on and off the field.
“I’ve seen what I needed to see,” Hamiel said in a phone interview. “Every time I was at Texas A&M, it just felt right. The culture, the energy, the coaching staff — it’s a family, and I want to be part of that.”
The Aggies’ 2025 recruiting class, already ranked among the top 10 nationally, receives a major boost in momentum with Hamiel’s recommitment. As a top-20 cornerback in the country, his length, fluid hips, and exceptional closing speed have drawn comparisons to NFL-caliber talent. He’s coming off a junior season in which he recorded five interceptions, 11 pass breakups, and was a key contributor on special teams.
One source within the Aggies program emphasized Hamiel’s maturity and focus. “Camren isn’t the type of kid to make a decision lightly,” the source said. “He’s detailed, driven, and doesn’t care about hype. Once he made up his mind, it was all business.”
With Hamiel’s firm pledge, Texas A&M shores up a critical piece of its secondary for the future. His commitment also sets a tone for other top targets still weighing their options. “A&M is building something special,” Hamiel said. “We’re not coming to compete — we’re coming to dominate.”
Recruiting analysts have noted that this type of declaration — a full stop on visits — is becoming increasingly rare in an era dominated by NIL offers and late flips. For Hamiel, the decision is about trust. “Coach Elko believed in me before I blew up. That means something. Loyalty goes both ways.”
While there’s still nearly eight months until National Signing Day, Texas A&M fans can take a deep breath. Camren Hamiel, a crucial building block for the Aggies’ defensive future, is done looking.
“I’ve found my home,” he said, pausing briefly. “Now it’s time to get to work.”
