Texas A&M is heating up the summer recruiting trail, and all signs point toward the Aggies trending for one of the most electrifying wide receiver prospects in the 2025 class. With a blend of elite speed, jaw-dropping body control, and a relentless competitive drive, 5-star wideout Jamari “Jet” Wallace out of IMG Academy has just announced his commitment date—July 28—and College Station is buzzing with anticipation.
Wallace, ranked as the No. 3 wide receiver nationally by multiple recruiting services, has taken official visits to Georgia, Alabama, Oregon, and Texas A&M over the past two months. But it’s the Aggies who appear to have captured his attention in recent weeks. According to sources close to the recruitment, Wallace has developed a strong relationship with Texas A&M wide receivers coach Holmon Wiggins and new offensive coordinator Collin Klein. The two have painted a clear vision for Wallace: be the face of a retooled, high-octane Aggie offense in 2025 and beyond.
“Coach Wiggins is different,” Wallace told reporters after his official visit to College Station in June. “He doesn’t just coach routes—he’s teaching me how to be a complete receiver, how to attack space, how to win the mental game. That stood out.”
At 6-foot-1, 185 pounds, Wallace is a dynamic threat on the outside who clocked a verified 4.39 40-yard dash this spring. His junior season saw him rack up 1,482 receiving yards and 19 touchdowns against some of the toughest competition in the country. His film speaks for itself—deep-ball tracking, sharp route-running, and yards-after-catch explosion that leaves defenders grasping at air.
While Georgia and Alabama have long been considered major players in Wallace’s recruitment, the Aggies have surged in July thanks to a combination of NIL momentum and a clearly articulated offensive identity under head coach Mike Elko. The buzz surrounding Wallace’s commitment date announcement only added fuel to the fire, with multiple recruiting insiders placing recent predictions in favor of Texas A&M.
Adding Wallace to a 2025 class that already includes top quarterback commit Trevin McNair would be a program-altering moment. McNair and Wallace spent time throwing together at the Elite 11 Finals, and sources say the two have been in frequent communication ever since. “We could change the game in College Station,” McNair tweeted cryptically last week, hinting at a potential package deal.
If the Aggies can land Wallace, it would mark one of the biggest skill-position recruiting wins in program history—especially as they look to reestablish themselves in the SEC’s upper tier. With just under two weeks
