Texas A&M's comeback against South Carolina paying dividends on recruiting trail

It was a win for the Texas A&M Aggies that definitely turned some heads. It also got the Aggies some major national attention, but nothing was bigger than the attention they received on the recruiting trail two weekends ago when they beat the South Carolina Gamecocks, 31-30.

The score alone doesn't tell the whole story. The Aggies went into the locker room with a 27-point halftime deficit. Quarterback Marcel Reed threw for a career-high 439 yards and three touchdowns in the second half, and the Aggies defense stifled South Carolina's offense.

The result was the biggest comeback win in Texas A&M history, with several top recruits in town for official visits. Two of those recruits, five-star safety JayQuan Snell and four-star safety Raylaun Henry, committed that weekend.

Now, a third big-time recruit from that visit, four-star wide receiver Jayden Warren from Rosharon, Texas, flipped his commitment from Houston to Texas A&M.

Warren, who goes to Iowa Colony High School, had been committed to Houston since July 13, but that official visit to College Station changed everything in his recruitment, clearly.

It's not the only time he had been to College Station, though. He had previously visited for Texas A&M's win over Florida in early October. Since then, he's clearly become a top flip target for the Aggies. 

Texas A&M Aggies land four-star WR Jayden Warren, flipping him from Houston