It did not take long for five-star offensive tackle Mark Matthews to find his new home after he decommitted from the Texas A&M Aggies on Sunday. He has flipped his commitment to the Georgia Bulldogs, according to Hayes Fawcett of Rivals.

Matthews committed to the Aggies on May 15, with the Bulldogs, Miami Hurricanes, and LSU Tigers as the other three finalists. Despite that, the other schools never stopped recruiting the Fort Lauderdale, Florida native, and Kirby Smart was able to get it done.

He is ranked as the No. 2 overall player and No. 1 offensive tackle in the Rivals industry ranking. He is now Georgia's highest-ranked commit.

Texas A&M's disastrous 2026 season has started to hurt its 2027 recruiting class, putting even more pressure on Mike Elko to try and get the Aggies back on track. Texas A&M had the No. 1 recruiting class in the country before Matthews' decommitment, and schools are not done trying to flip players from them. The Notre Dame Fighting Irish are making a run at linebacker Kaden Henderson.

The Aggies 2027 recruiting class now ranks second in Rivals' rankings, with Georgia moving to No. 10. Texas A&M still has an elite offensive line class, holding commitments from five-star interior offensive lineman Kennedy Brown and four-star offensive tackles Kaeden Scott and DeMarrion Johnson.

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