Texas A&M’s transfer portal success continued on Sunday as the Aggies gained their third commitment after landing quarterback Jacob Zeno and tight end Micah Riley earlier this week.

To some surprise, things became official early in the day, as 247Sports’ Matt Zenitz confirmed that former Georgia cornerback Julian Humphrey would transfer to Texas A&M.

On Saturday, Texas A&M recruiting insider Jaxson Callaway stated that Humphrey had narrowed his transfer options and planned to announce his commitment on Friday, Dec. 20. Well, things change in an instant, and coach Mike Elko and his defensive staff have picked up an instant starter for 2025.

Last offseason, Humphrey nearly transferred to Texas A&M but opted to return to Georgia for a final year. During the 2024 season, Humphrey recorded 11 tackles and four pass deflections, ending the year with a 69 coverage grade, according to Pro Football Focus. He is the third-ranked cornerback on the portal.

A native of Webster, Texas, Humphrey’s hometown is only two hours away from College Station, as the incoming junior will be an immediate contributor within an experienced cornerback rotation looking to take the next step in 2025.

Ex-Georgia cornerback Julian Humphrey, one of the top defensive backs in the transfer portal, is expected to transfer to Texas A&M, @chris_hummer and I have learned for @cbssports/@247Sports.

Made 10 starts at Georgia this year. Ranks as the third-best cornerback in the portal.… pic.twitter.com/oGTfXguJ3X

— Matt Zenitz (@mzenitz) December 15, 2024

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A Las Vegas judge has sentenced a Texas man to 100 years in prison for his role in a two-state shooting on Thanksgiving 2020 in which he killed a man in Nevada and engaged in a shootout with law enforcement in Arizona.

Christopher McDonnell, 32, of Tyler, Texas, pleaded guilty in October to more than 20 felonies, including murder, attempted murder, murder conspiracy, weapon charges and being a felon illegally in possession of a firearm.

Clark County District Judge Tierra Jones sentenced him on Friday to a minimum of 100 years in prison, KLAS-TV reported. Although unlikely to be alive by then, he would be eligible for parole in 2120 with credit for time served.

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McDonnell, his brother Shawn McDonnell, 34, and Shawn McDonnell’s then-wife Kayleigh Lewis, 29, were originally slapped with dozens of charges.

The three of them began an 11-hour rampage on Nov. 26, 2020, when they carried out what appeared to be random shootings that killed Kevin Mendiola Jr., 22, at a convenience store in Henderson, Nevada, and wounded several other people with drive-by gunfire.

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Christopher McDonnell would be eligible for parole in 2120 with credit for time served. (iStock)

The group then traveled across the state border to Arizona, where they carried out additional shootings, including one involving a police officer.

The three accused criminals were arrested after their car rolled over.

Prosecutors said Lewis was driving as the two brothers fired indiscriminately out of the windows of the vehicle.

Clark County District Judge Tierra Jones sentenced Christopher McDonnell to a minimum of 100 years in prison. (iStock)

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The shooting rampage ended near Parker, Arizona, following a pursuit involving officers from the Arizona Department of Public Safety, a car crash of a vehicle with a Texas license plate and Shawn McDonnell suffering wounds from troopers carrying rifles, according to police.

Shawn McDonnell and Lewis are still awaiting trial.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.