One of the most surprising developments in the class of 2025 went down last week when Brady Hart jumped up a class and flipped his pledge from Michigan to Texas A&M in one move.

What made it even more unique was the fact that the Cocoa (Fla.) High School star hadn’t previously spent any time in College Station before the big decision. That changed over the weekend as he took an official visit, with family in town, to see the campus he will begin his career at come January.

“It was a great visit, I loved it there,” Hart told Rivals. “I was just shocked with how electric the game day experience was. Kyle Field was unbeleivable.

“I loved being around coach (Mike) Elko and coach (Collin) Klein. Great football coaches that are even better people.”

Hart, who will be enrolled at A&M as a 16-year-old next month, was able to connect with top Aggie recruits while on campus.

“It felt great,” he said. “Can’t wait to keep building that connection over the next couple of years.”

With the sudden change of heart and the market for a blue-chip passer always in motion, many programs have reached out to see if there was a chance to earn late consideration.

The now-senior is not entertaining them any further.

“Other programs have, but I am 100 percent locked in and will be signing with A&M Wednesday,” Hart said.

Texas A&M holds the No. 12 recruiting class in America as of this writing.