Brady Hart, a 2026 four-star quarterback out of Michigan, has decommitted to Texas A&M and plans to reclassify into the 2025 cycle, he told ESPN Friday morning.

Hart, No. 89 in the ESPN Junior 300, plans to sign with the Aggies when the early signing period opens Dec. 4 and will enroll early next month and transfer to Texas A&M at just 16 years old.

The 6-foot-1, 185-pound passer from Cocoa, Fla., lands with the Aggies less than two weeks after former Texas A&M quarterback Husan Longstreet decommitted to USC on Nov. 17. On3 was the first to report Hart’s move Friday.

Hart’s decision to reclassify comes as he leads Cocoa High School in Florida through the state playoffs at the end of his junior season. He first committed to Michigan on June 18 as the No. 8 pocket passer in the 2026 class and remained the Wolverines’ highest-rated player in 2026 before transferring.

With his move, Hart becomes the latest addition to the quarterback shuffle at the top of the 2025 class after five ESPN 300 passers flipped last month.

The outlook for Michigan’s future quarterback depth changed significantly last week when top overall prospect Bryce Underwood traded his commitment from LSU to the Wolverines on Nov. 21, while the Aggies have been searching for a quarterback in the class since Longstreet, ESPN’s No. 4 pick 2025 seeking pocket passer withdrew his commitment to join Lincoln Riley’s incoming class at USC.

The changing landscape just before the three-day early commitment deadline created an opportunity for Hart, who told ESPN he felt ready to graduate early to jump-start his college career under Texas A&M coach Mike Elko and offensive coordinator Collin Klein.

“In the last few months I’ve had a number of schools ask me to retrain,” Smith said. “I felt like I was mentally ready to go to school and start the next step in all of this. I just felt like A&M was just the perfect place.”

Hart is the 12th ESPN 300 contract in the Aggies’ 2025 class. He will land on campus next month along with four-star tight Kiotti Armstrong (No. 160 in the ESPN 300) and athlete Kelshaun Johnson (No. 176), who is expected to be a wide receiver at the next level plays.

Texas A&M is expected to host a handful of high-profile recruits on Saturday against Texas, including five-star offensive lineman Michael Fasusi and four-star wide receiver Jerome Myles, as the Aggies look to add the nation’s 11th-ranked recruit in the early signing period .

Texas A&M restores its rivalry with Texas on Saturday at 7:30 p.m. ET on ABC.