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Texas A&M owns the nation’s top 2027 class, while Tony Jerod-Eddie has emerged as Mike Elko’s most dangerous weapon on the recruiting trail this summer in 2026.
Texas A&M owns the nation’s top 2027 class, while Tony Jerod-Eddie has emerged as Mike Elko’s most dangerous weapon on the recruiting trail this summer in 2026.
Source: Yahoo Sports
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