Colorado Offers All-American Recruit Committed to Texas A&M

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Exactly four months after announcing his commitment to the Texas A&M Aggies, highly-ranked class of 2027 athlete Hakim Frampton revealed Tuesday that he picked up an offer from the Colorado Buffaloes.
Frampton is a four-star recruit and the top-ranked overall prospect in the state of Arkansas, according to the 247Sports composite. Listed at 5-foot-11.5 and 167 pounds, he spent his freshman and sophomore seasons in California before transferring to Joe T. Robinson High School in Little Rock, Arkansas, for his junior year.

At Joe T. Robinson this past fall, Frampton had 37 catches for 724 yards and nine touchdowns to go alone with four carries for 30 yards, per MaxPreps. Defensively, the cornerback totaled 46 tackles, including 3.5 for a loss, three interceptions, three passes defended and two forced fumbles.
"I appreciate you legend (Colorado coach Deion Sanders) and (director of player personnel Darrius Darden-Box) for extending me the opportunity to play at the university of Colorado," Frampton wrote on X.
Elite 2027 All American @hakimframpton Brandeis HS (Tx) lands offer from Colorado Football - Stock is Rising daily 🦬@X1PerformanceSA @samspiegs @TheStandard_Co @ErikRichardsUSA @DeionSanders @CoachBox6 @BDammone @Coach_KLewis https://t.co/pnYVzUCcHx
— Texas Elite Recruits (@texaselite_) January 28, 2026
Frampton played in the Navy All-American Bowl earlier this month and even recorded an interception during practice.
Aggies 2027 4-star ATH commit Hakim Frampton with a red zone INThttps://t.co/5cVBBFTwYy pic.twitter.com/9mPLsr1wEw
— Sam Spiegelman (@samspiegs) January 8, 2026
"It was monumental," Frampton told News 4 San Antonio after his appearance in the Navy All-American Bowl. "It was all these great athletes I'm around. I just thank God I got the position to be out here with the people I know and love."
According to 247Sports' Joseph Hastings III, Frampton will spend his final prep season at Brandeis High School in San Antonio, Texas.
Other notable Power Four programs that have offered Frampton include UCLA, Washington, Arkansas, BYU, Oregon, Tennessee and several others.
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Colorado Buffaloes' Recruiting Outlook

After watching four-star cornerback Dolph McDonald decommit on Sunday (per Rivals), "Coach Prime" is currently without any class of 2027 pledges.
Colorado's 2026 recruiting class features a healthy number of wide receivers and cornerbacks, including a potential two-way player in Alexander Ward. The Buffs were also slow to gain 2026 commitments but now own 16, including 12 who've signed:
- Safety Preston Ashley (Brandon, Mississippi)
- Linebacker Rodney Colton Jr. (Newnan, Georgia)
- Tight end Gavin Mueller (South Elgin, Illinois)
- Linebacker Colby Johnson (Sammamish, Washington)
- EDGE Domata Peko Jr. (Ventura, California)
- Cornerback Maurice Williams (New Orleans, Louisiana)
- Offensive tackle Xavier Payne (Miami, Florida)
- Linebacker Carson Crawford (Carthage, Texas)
- Safety D'Montae Tims (Seffner, Florida)
- Offensive lineman Ben Gula (Fort Lauderdale, Florida)
- Offensive tackle Josiah Manu (Loveland, Colorado)
- Wide receiver Christian Ward (Bradenton, Florida, via Carrollton, Georgia)
- Athlete Alexander Ward (Bradenton, Florida, via Carrollton, Georgia)
- Safety Braylon Edwards (Duncanville, Texas)
- Wide receiver Xavier McDonald (Morton, Mississippi) — Commit
- Defensive lineman Joseph Peko (Westlake Village, California) — Commit
- Quarterback Kaneal Sweetwyne (Lehi, Utah) — Commit
- Running back Cam Newton (Prosper, Texas) — Commit

If Frampton flips his commitment from Texas A&M to Colorado, he'd likely receive an opportunity from "Coach Prime" to play both wide receiver and cornerback, following in the footsteps of former Buffs Travis Hunter and Isaiah Hardge.

Jack Carlough is lead reporter for Colorado Buffaloes on SI. Jack graduated from the University of Colorado with a bachelor's degree in journalism and minors in business and sports media. Born and raised in the Boulder area, Jack began covering Colorado athletics in 2018 and was the head sports editor of the CU Independent during his college career. More recently, he spent over three years as the managing editor of the USA Today Sports Network's Colorado Buffaloes Wire, where he covered Colorado's hiring of head football coach Deion Sanders. Other publications Jack has written for include the Boulder Daily Camera, Left Hand Valley Courier and SB Nation’s Ralphie Report. In 2022, the Colorado Press Association awarded Jack second place in its annual Class 5 Best Sports Column Writing category.