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Former Texas A&M WR Micah Hudson Transfers to Texas Tech: 'Always Been Home'

The Texas A&M Aggies can officially put the Micah Hudson drama behind them.
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Texas Tech’s Micah Hudson practices for the fall season, Wednesday, July 31, 2024 at the Sports Performance Center.
Texas Tech’s Micah Hudson practices for the fall season, Wednesday, July 31, 2024 at the Sports Performance Center. | Olivia Raymond/For the Avalanche-Journal / USA TODAY NETWORK

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Former Texas A&M Aggies wide receiver Micah Hudson is officially making his way back to Lubbock after a brief stint in College Station.

Hudson, who committed to Texas A&M in December before quickly leaving the program unexpectedly in January, has transferred back to Texas Tech, he announced on social media Sunday.

A former five-star commit for Texas Tech, Hudson played his freshman season for the Red Raiders in 2024, posting eight catches for 123 yards.

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Texas Tech’s Micah Hudson practices for the fall season, Wednesday, July 31, 2024 at the Sports Performance Center. | Olivia Raymond/For the Avalanche-Journal / USA TODAY NETWORK

"Red Raider Nation, Lubbock has always been home, and I'm forever grateful to the Coaching staff, teammates and fans who make that possible," Hudson wrote in a statement. "I'm back to finish what / started. This experience taught me a lot about myself and what it truly means to be a part of the Texas Tech family. God bless!"

Here's a look at his announcement:

Despite the drama surrounding Hudson's time in College Station, the Aggies will hardly miss him. Texas A&M made some impressive additions in portal with K.C. Concepcion, Mario Craver and Jonah Wilson along with bringing in five-star freshman Jerome Myles.

After the Maroon & White spring game, Texas A&M cornerback Will Lee III talked about how impressed he's been with the new faces.

“They give great competition,” Lee told reporters. “I feel like KC and Mario have grown throughout spring. They’re starting to get used to the pace of how we practice and how we play. Everybody’s just trying to get back on track from where we left off. I feel like they’re keeping up the good tempo, and they’re providing good work. Those are challenging receivers. They’re short, quick, they’re fast, and they’re smart. They’ve put in good work for the spring.”

The Aggies will open up the 2025 season at home against the UTSA Roadrunners on Saturday, Aug. 30.

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Zach Dimmitt is the Deputy Editor for Texas Longhorns On SI and Texas A&M Aggies On SI. He also contributes as a writer for the On SI channels of the Oregon Ducks, Baltimore Ravens and Tennessee Titans. He was previously the editor-in-chief of Buffalo Bills on SI, Philadelphia Eagles on SI and Seattle Seahawks on SI. Born and raised in San Antonio, Texas, Dimmitt received his Bachelor’s Degree in journalism at the University of Texas at Austin in 2022. He originally started with SI’s Fan Nation network in 2021, providing extensive coverage of the NFL and NBA along with college football and basketball. In that time, Dimmitt has published thousands of stories and has reached millions of people across multiple fan bases. You can follow him on X at @ZachDimmitt7

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