DaRon Holmes, a 4-star forward in the 2021 recruiting class, has picked up an offer from Buzz Williams and Texas A&M basketball.

The 6-8 power forward, who attends Millennium High School (AZ), continues to raise his profile on the recruiting scene due to his impressive skills and development.

Arizona, Arizona State, Cal, Ole Miss, Texas Tech, USC, and Vanderbilt are among the other teams that have offered him.

Holmes is rated as the No. 6 player in Arizona and No. 119 player overall in the 2021 class, according to 247Sports.

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Williams secured a top 35 recruiting class in his first offseason in College Station, with Texas A&M set to welcome a plethora of newcomers to the mix this season.

The Aggies also return three double-digit scorers in Savion Flagg, Wendell Mitchell, and TJ Starks, which should give Williams and his staff the opportunity to find success in their first season on the job.

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Blake Lovell is a national college basketball writer for ClutchPoints. He’s also a contributor for the Blue Ribbon College Basketball Yearbook and Athlon Sports College Basketball Preview magazine. He hosts two podcasts: Marching to Madness (CBB) and Establish the Pass (NFL). 

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