BREAKING: Texas A&M flips Four-Star WR Raymond Cottrell from Georgia

Texas A&M has flipped the commitment of four-star wide receiver Raymond Cottrell of Milton (FL) High from Georgia. The 6-foot-2, 210 pounder had been committed to the Bulldogs since November 2021.

Cottrell ranks as the No. 151 player in the On3 Consensus, a complete and equally weighted industry-generated average that accounts for all four major recruiting sites. He also tabs in as the No. 23 wide receiver and the No. 35 player in the state of Florida. 

It is being reported that Cottrell has actually already signed his national letter of intent with Texas A&M, which would he would have between Dec. 21-23. This was a recruiting development that was in the works behind the scenes.

Cottrell is the second wide receiver to sign in the Aggies’ 2023 class, joining four-star Micah Tease. The Aggies moved up two spots in the On3 Consensus Team Recruiting Rankings, from No. 15 to No. 13.

Cottrell tells On3 why he chose the Aggies

“The people man.. that atmosphere is crazy. I believe that Texas A&M has one of the best coaching staffs in college football. It’s just a work in progress. Also I wanted to play with Evan Stewart excited to learn from him, and the other receivers that are also up there.  I’ll be the 5th scholarship player there, and that gives me a chance to come in and make a impact off rip. Texas A&M is just all around great.”

Raymond Cottrell Scouting Summary

“Big-bodied route running savant that can dominate at the catch point and run through defenders with the ball in his hands. Versatile offensive weapon tallying 63 catches for 985 yards and 8 touchdowns as well as 55 carries for 311 yards and 7 touchdowns during his junior season. Thicker athletic build with excellent muscle definition and weight distribution. Body control and change of direction shine on tape. See the bend and burst in his route running and as a ball carrier working between the tackles. Excellent leg drive and ability to pull through arm tackles. Natural pass catcher. Can manipulate his body to put himself in the best position to catch the ball. Top end speed is solid. Ran an 11.13 100m during his sophomore track season. One of the most complete offensive weapons in the country. Has the ability to elevate any roster in Power 5 football.”