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Admon Gilder sees potential in Aggieland

The Dallas Madison guard's verbal puts Texas A&M's 2015 class squarely in or near the nation's top five. Gilder cites a bond with the staff, but his greater vision for Aggie basketball ultimately made his decision.
By David Sandhop
October 16, 2014
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Commit Q&A: 2015 Dallas Madison G Admon Gilder

The 6-3, 180-pound scoring guard's commitment to Texas A&M on Thursday morning surprised many who expected Oklahoma State to be the choice. The Aggie staff formed an early bond with Gilder before facing a challenge from the Cowboys, along with Baylor and SMU, but ultimately won out.

Gilder, the latest in A&M's recent string of success in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, joins Tyler Davis and D.J.

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