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State top-100 safety Aaron Bradshaw commits to Texas Tech football team
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The Texas Tech football team doesn't get a chance to win head-to-head battles on the field with Texas A&M and Texas now that both the old rivals are in the Southeastern Conference. The Red Raiders can beat the Aggies and Longhorns for a recruit now and then, though.
On Friday, safety Aaron Bradshaw from undefeated state champion North Crowley committed to Texas Tech over a long list of schools that recruited him, including Texas A&M and Texas. He announced his choice on social media.
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North Crowley listed Bradshaw last season at 6-foot-3 and 185 pounds. He made four interceptions on a team that finished 16-0 and won the Class 6A Division I state title. On the 247Sports composite index, he's listed as a top-500 recruit nationally and No. 64 in Texas.
According to Rivals recruiting service, Bradshaw has taken unofficial visits to Texas, TCU, LSU and Tech. He has scholarships offers from each of those, as well as ones from Arizona State , Colorado, Michigan State, Missouri, Pitt, Texas A&M and West Virginia. Other Texas schools who've offered him a scholarship are Houston, SMU, UTEP and UTSA.
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Texas Tech head coach Joey McGuire looks on during spring football practice, Thursday, April 10, 2025, at the Womble Football Center.
Tech now has 10 commitments from high school juniors for its 2026 class. Only two are projected to play offense: interior lineman Jerald "J.J." Mays from Pflugerville Weiss and quarterback Stephen Cannon from Benedictine Military School in Savannah, Georgia.
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The other pledges are defensive linemen Ayden Johnson from Mount Pleasant and Krush Johnson from Amarillo Tascosa; linebackers Tieson Ejiawoko from Georgetown East View and Cord Nolan from Bixby, Oklahoma; and defensive backs Maddox Quiller from Pflugerville Hendrickson, Luke Bell from New Braunfels Canyon and Noah Lewis from Terrell.
This article originally appeared on Lubbock Avalanche-Journal: State top-100 safety Aaron Bradshaw pledges to Texas Tech football
