Texas A&M just scored a major recruiting victory as four-star linebacker DaQuives Beck officially announced his commitment to the Aggies, choosing Jimbo Fisher’s program over fierce competition from Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, and several other Power Five heavyweights. Beck’s decision is a huge win for Texas A&M’s 2025 recruiting class, adding elite defensive talent and making a statement to the rest of the SEC.
Beck, a 6-foot-2, 225-pound linebacker out of Tulsa, Oklahoma, is ranked among the top 15 linebackers in the nation and holds a spot in the ESPN 300. Known for his sideline-to-sideline speed, explosive tackling, and high football IQ, Beck is widely regarded as one of the most complete defensive prospects in the Midwest. His commitment to A&M solidifies the Aggies’ ongoing push to rebuild their defense into one of the nation’s best.
During his live commitment on social media, Beck put on a Texas A&M hat and held up the Aggies’ trademark “Gig ‘Em” sign, drawing loud cheers from friends, family, and fans watching across the country.
“This decision wasn’t easy,” Beck said. “I’ve built great relationships with the coaching staffs at Oklahoma and Oklahoma State, but at the end of the day, Texas A&M felt like home. The culture, the campus, and the chance to compete in the SEC — that sealed it for me.”
Beck went on to highlight his conversations with new A&M defensive coordinator and linebackers coach, noting how the staff laid out a clear development path for him. “They didn’t just talk about football. They talked about making me a better man, on and off the field,” Beck added.
Texas A&M’s recruiting class has been gaining serious momentum, and Beck’s commitment is expected to attract more top-tier defensive players. Analysts predict that his presence will immediately boost the Aggies’ national class ranking and help restore their defensive identity.
“DaQuives Beck is a game-changer,” said Rivals recruiting analyst Chad Simmons. “He has the instincts of a seasoned pro and plays with the kind of energy and discipline you need in today’s SEC. This is a huge pickup for Texas A&M.”
Oklahoma and Oklahoma State, both considered finalists, will now shift focus to other linebacker prospects as Beck officially shuts down his recruitment.
As for Aggieland, the excitement is real. With Beck on board, Texas A&M continues to prove it’s not just playing catch-up in the SEC — it’s building something serious. And with DaQuives Beck ready to suit up in maroon and white, the future of the Aggies’ defense just got a whole lot brighter.
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