2025 combo guard Aaron "Ace" Glass signs with Texas A&M basketball
The Texas A&M basketball program made a late addition to their 2025-26 roster in Aaron Glass, a 6-foot-3 combo guard from Rancho Cucamonga, California.
The four-star prospect chose the Aggies over Stanford, Wyoming, Arizona State, and California. His official visit in late September was his last college visit, and it made enough of an impact on him to choose the Aggies over staying closer to home.
The three-time All-State selection in California is averaging 24 points, six rebounds and five assists per game in his senior season. He has scored nearly 2,000 points in his career and is on track to become his school’s all-time leading scorer.
Rivals.com lists him as a four-star prospect and a top 125 player in his class. Heading into his senior season, Glass was selected to the CalHiSports.com top 40 player list. Glass emerged onto the scene last summer on the 3SSB circuit, where he earned MVP honors after averaging 19.6 points, 3.7 assists, and three rebounds while shooting 46.3 percent from three.
Known for his toughness on both ends, versatility and work ethic, Glass is a perfect fit for Buzz Williams’ system and culture. His midrange jumper and perimeter shooting are his biggest strengths, and his quick pace keeps defenders off balance.
With most of A&M’s production out of eligibility after this season, the Aggies have already been active in replacing that production by signing a versatile high school class.
Glass is the second prospect from this signing class from the state of California, joining four-star Jasir Rencher from Oakland, California. The pair are accompanied by four-star Jeremiah Green from Denton, Texas, to round out A&M’s 2025 class.
The addition gives Williams the No. 26 recruiting class in the nation and the ninth-best class in the loaded SEC, all while having just three commitments. Their average recruit ranking is now 92.63, higher than the top 25 classes from Northwestern, Marquette, South Carolina, Georgia Tech and Clemson.
Going out west for the second time this class, Williams has found himself another athletic guard with scoring ability who can fit into his defensive scheme in Glass.