Daily News | Former Camden wide receiver Jaylan Hornsby commits to Texas A&M
Jaylan Hornsby, a four-star wide receiver from Winslow Township, N.J., who played last season at Camden, committed to Texas A&M on Saturday. He announced his decision live on Instagram.and had narrowed his choice down to the Aggies and Nittany Lions.
The 6-foot-2, 195-pound Hornsby is the No. 57 receiver nationally and the fifth-best player in New Jersey, according to. He’s the third receiver to commit to the Aggies’ class of 2024, which currently ranks 13th nationwide.Published
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