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Damani Warren Commits to Texas A&M

Texas A&M gains a receiver who cited offensive coordinator Holmon Wiggins and NFL-experienced coach John Perry as decisive reasons.

Overview

  • Damani Warren, a 6-foot-4, 210-pound receiver from Arbor View High in Las Vegas, announced his commitment to Texas A&M over finalists Michigan and Oregon after interest from programs including Auburn, UCLA and USC.
  • Warren said a long recruiting relationship with Holmon Wiggins and confidence in wide receivers coach John Perry’s NFL background were the main factors in his choice, and his mother’s positive official visit helped seal the decision.
  • The pledge makes Warren Texas A&M’s 24th commit in the 2027 cycle and the third receiver in the class, adding depth to a group ranked among the nation’s best by recruiting services.
  • Scouting reports praise Warren’s size, strong hands, body control and polished route work and note he projects as a vertical threat when healthy but has had injuries that slowed his development.
  • The commitment fits Texas A&M’s recruiting push under coach Mike Elko to build on the program’s first College Football Playoff appearance and gives the staff a physical target receiver to develop in their offense.