JUST IN — BREAKING: 5-Star Tight End Oscar Delp (6’5”, 245 lbs) Decommits from Georgia Bulldogs, Chooses Texas A&M Aggies Over LSU and Arkansas
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College Station, TX — June 13, 2025
In a seismic shift on the college football recruiting trail, 5-star tight end Oscar Delp — one of the nation’s most coveted prospects — has officially flipped his commitment from the University of Georgia and pledged allegiance to the Texas A&M Aggies, per an exclusive ESPN report.
Standing at 6-foot-5 and weighing 245 pounds, Delp is not only an elite pass-catcher but a game-changer — a prototype NFL-caliber tight end with a rare blend of size, speed, and football IQ. The Georgia Bulldogs had held Delp’s commitment for nearly a year, but after months of speculation, campus visits, and behind-the-scenes conversations, Delp made his stunning announcement on Friday morning.
“I’ve thought long and hard about this decision,” Delp said in a live interview. “Georgia will always be special to me, but I felt a stronger connection and vision with Coach Elko and the staff at Texas A&M. This is where I want to be. I’m ready to be an Aggie.”
The Flip Heard ‘Round the SEC
Recruiting insiders are calling Delp’s flip one of the biggest surprises of the 2025 cycle. LSU and Arkansas had made late pushes, with LSU offering immediate playing time and Arkansas touting its tight-end-friendly system. But in the end, it was the Aggies’ vision — anchored by a revamped offense and a renewed focus on tight end utilization — that won Delp’s heart.
Sources say Delp was particularly impressed by A&M’s offensive scheme under new offensive coordinator Mike Denbrock, who sold him on becoming the next cornerstone of a dynamic, vertical passing attack.
“This isn’t just about one season,” Delp explained. “They’re building something real at College Station — not just a program, but a legacy. I want to be a part of that.”
A Historic Recruiting Win for A&M
With Delp now in the fold, Texas A&M rockets up the 2025 national recruiting rankings, solidifying one of the top classes in the country. Head Coach Mike Elko, in just his second year, has turned heads with his relentless recruiting efforts and his ability to win over elite-level talent.
“Oscar Delp is a generational player at his position,” said ESPN analyst Tom Luginbill. “He’s a mismatch nightmare — too fast for linebackers, too big for safeties. The Aggies just got a weapon who can change the course of a game.”
Aggieland Reacts
Within minutes of the announcement, Aggies fans flooded social media with celebration. #GigEmDelp and #DelpDay began trending on X (formerly Twitter), with current players and alumni alike welcoming the newest member of the family.
“Welcome to the squad, big fella,” tweeted A&M quarterback Jalen Henderson. “Let’s cook.”
Looking Ahead
Delp is expected to enroll early and participate in spring practice next year, where coaches anticipate he’ll compete for starting reps immediately. With his work ethic, football instincts, and maturity, many believe he could become one of the faces of the program as early as his freshman year.
As the sun sets over College Station, one thing is clear — the Aggies just won big.
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