COLLEGE STATION — Texas A&M football received a commitment Tuesday afternoon from 2027 edge Zyron Forstall.

The No. 2 player in Florida according to 247Sports' composite rankings, Forstall chose A&M over Notre Dame and Alabama. Forstall is 6-foot-4, 225 pounds, and currently attends IMG Academy in Florida.

A five-star prospect, Forstall is considered one of the top players in the class, ranking 13th in the nation.

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According to 247 Sports' director of scouting, Andrew Ivins, Forstall is a "Hyperactive pass rusher that’s much more speed than he is power at this stage." According to Ivins, Forstall "Owns a unique build as the weight has fluctuated over the years and he’s rather lean in the lower half." and "Explodes out a three-point stance with rare get-off."

Forstall is the 11th addition to the Aggies' 2027 class and now the highest-ranked member of the group. A&M currently has the second-best recruiting class in the nation, according to 247 Sports.

A Texas A&M baseball star left Friday's game early.

Gavin Gravohac, a preseason All-SEC infielder, was removed in the sixth inning for a pitch-hitter. Gravohac is the No. 26 draft eligible prospect for 2026, according to mlb.com. Coming into the week, he was hitting .365 (second among players with more than 40 at-bats) with two home runs, 27 runs scored and 26 RBIs in 23 games played. 

He appeared to have had his hand stepped on earlier in the game. He could be a first-round MLB draft pick this year after Gravohac's 2025 season was cut short by injury.

This story will be updated.