Future Trenches Secured: Four-Star OL Samuel Roseborough Commits to Texas A&M
In a seismic recruiting development for Texas A&M’s 2026 class, four-star offensive lineman Samuel Roseborough announced his commitment to the Aggies, sending shockwaves across the national recruiting landscape. The 6-foot-5, 315-pound mauler out of Charlotte, North Carolina, spurned offers from powerhouse programs like Georgia, Alabama, Michigan, and USC, citing a “family-first culture” and “a vision I believe in” as his reasons for pledging to head coach Mike Elko and offensive line coach Adam Cushing.
“I didn’t come here just to play football—I came to build something special,” Roseborough said during a live commitment ceremony streamed from his high school gym, flanked by his parents in maroon Aggie polos. “Texas A&M feels like home. From day one, they’ve treated me like more than just a recruit. I’m all in.”
Roseborough, ranked the No. 6 offensive tackle in the 2026 class by 247Sports, is a dominant force in the trenches with an exceptional combination of size, lateral quickness, and tenacity. Known for finishing blocks with violent hands and an uncoachable mean streak, he anchored a Providence Heights offensive line that averaged over 275 rushing yards per game last season. His junior year tape features punishing pancake blocks, agile pulls on counters, and fearless second-level execution that have made him one of the most coveted linemen in the country.
Texas A&M offensive line coach Adam Cushing was relentless in his pursuit, visiting Roseborough multiple times and hosting him for a pivotal spring visit in College Station. It was there, insiders say, that the tone shifted. Roseborough met future teammates, bonded with incoming QB Kaeden Johnson, and left Kyle Field with a quiet certainty.
“This commitment means we’re building from the inside out,” said Elko in a statement following the announcement. “Samuel is not only a future NFL lineman—he’s a tone-setter. He represents the toughness, grit, and vision we want in this class.”
The commitment adds muscle and momentum to what is shaping up to be a top-10 national class for the Aggies. Roseborough joins an impressive 2026 group that already includes four-star linebacker Desmond Shields, electric wideout Tyree Bolton, and tight end K.J. Morales.
Rivals scouts believe Roseborough could push for early playing time if he continues his upward trajectory. His versatility—capable of playing both tackle and guard—offers flexibility the Aggie staff covets. “You don’t just land guys like Roseborough. You build relationships, and A&M built a fortress around this kid,” said national recruiting analyst Corey Vance.
With Roseborough on board, Texas A&M has laid another foundational brick in a class designed to compete—and dominate—in the SEC trenches.
