Isaiah Horton Set to Take Over KC Concepcion's Role
After spending three seasons at Miami and one year at Alabama, wide receiver Isaiah Horton transferred to Texas A&M this offseason, where he is expected to take over KC Concepcion's role on offense. Horton ranks No. 12 on ESPN Billy Tucker's Top 100 College Football Newcomers list entering the 2026 campaign. "Texas A&M needed a true No. 1 boundary receiver after losing KC Concepcion from last year's passing attack," Tucker wrote. "The Aggies are looking for a reliable focal point in the passing game to complement Mario Craver, support quarterback Marcel Reed, and stabilize a receivers room that lacked a true big body." The 6'4" Horton, who ranked second in the SEC in touchdown grabs (eight), fills that need for the Aggies. Catching passes from Cam Ward and Ty Simpson over the last two years, Horton tallied 98 receptions for 1,127 yards and 13 touchdowns. Texas A&M's pass-catching group should remain a strength despite the loss of Concepcion, and Horton will play a big part in that.
Source: Billy Tucker - ESPN
Source: Billy Tucker - ESPN
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