Five-star Texas A&M commit Zyron Forstall is set to spend the rest of his senior year much closer to his future home in College Station. According to Ryan Brauninger of TexAgs, he has transferred to C.E. King High School in Houston, Texas.
Forstall will be able to play on Friday night when C.E. King (5-1) takes on Humble (1-5). It will be Forstall's third high school after he started his career at Jesuit High School in Louisiana. He transferred to IMG Academy ahead of his junior season, but left the program during his senior season before enrolling at C.E. King.
Forstall had an excellent junior season at IMG. In just eight games, he recorded 28 tackles, 9.0 tackles for loss, 5.0 sacks, and four quarterback hurries.
He is ranked as the No. 25 overall
player and No. 5 edge in the Rivals industry ranking. He is now the top prospect in the state of Texas, narrowly beating out Texas Longhorns commit Ismael Camara.
Forstall is one of five five-star prospects committed to the Aggies in the 2027 recruiting cycle, the most in the country. They have 25 commits in total, with 19 of them being blue-chip prospects. Rivals ranks their class as the best in the country.
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