HUGE BLOW: Just In, Texas A&M reportedly loses 4-star recruit to transfer portal

Texas A&M wide receiver  has reportedly entered the NCAA transfer portal, according to multiple sources. The departure of the former four-star recruit comes as another significant shakeup for the Aggies’ roster heading into the 2025 season.

Campbell, a blazing-fast receiver known for his track speed and explosive playmaking ability, was a part of Texas A&M’s 2023 recruiting class and had been viewed as a potential breakout candidate. Despite limited playing time early in his career, his upside remained a key point of interest for coaches and fans alike.

Standing at 5-foot-8 and known for his elite speed — clocked at a sub-10.3 in the 100 meters in high school — Campbell brought a unique vertical threat to the Aggies’ offense. However, with a crowded receiver room and coaching changes in recent seasons, Campbell’s path to consistent playing time may have influenced his decision to seek opportunities elsewhere.

Campbell’s entry into the portal marks yet another high-profile loss for Texas A&M, which has seen a string of departures in recent transfer cycles. As the Aggies look to stabilize under new leadership and with the upcoming SEC realignment, maintaining roster continuity remains a challenge.

At this point, Campbell has not publicly announced his next destination, but he is expected to draw interest from programs across the country looking to add speed and experience to their receiver corps.

Stay tuned for updates as this story develops.