Hornsby is a native of Atco (N.J.) and checks in at 6-foot-2, 195-pounds and attends Winslow Township school.

The new Aggie commit was closing in on 20 offers before picking A&M over Penn State and a host of other offers that included Notre Dame, Oregon, Rutgers and Michigan to name a few.

A big assist goes to Aggies’ defensive tackles coach Elijah Robinson, who has been cleaning up in his home state, regardless of position.

The Aggies have been on a recruiting hot streak, closing in on 10 commits over the past two weeks.

Hornsby joins a class that already has a pair of receivers in Debron Gatling and Dre’ion Miller. All three receivers are considered four-stars and give the Aggies some much needed boost at the wideout position, especially with all three receivers measuring in at 6-foot-1 or taller.

Overall, Texas A&M has 15 commits in its class and the class is inching towards the top-10 in many team recruiting rankings with several spots still yet to fill.

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