Texas 4-star WR Jordan Hudson commits to TCU

Garland (Texas) High Consensus four-star wide receiver Jordan Hudson has committed to TCU.

Hudson is the first player to commit to the Horned Frogs in the 2022 cycle since Sonny Dykes took over as head coach. The news of Dykes’ hire was officially announced earlier on Monday.

Jordan Hudson was previously committed to Dykes and SMU before decommitting last week. He was also committed to Oklahoma at one point in the recruiting process.

“I choose the relationship and bond that I have with Coach Dykes and Coach (Ra’Shaad) Samples,” Jordan Hudson told On3. “They showed me and my family unconditional love from the jump. That’s why I chose TCU.”

Mesquite (Texas) North Mesquite 2023 four-star wide receiver Cordale Russell also committed to the Horned Frogs on Monday.

TCU’s recruiting class now has four players in the 2022 class, Amarillo (Texas) Tascosa four-star running back Major Everhart, Arlington (texas) Mansfield Summit four-star EDGE Joseph Adedire and Monroe (La.) Neville three-star running back Ajay Allen Jr.

Jordan Hudson is an elite wideout

The On3 Consensus – a complete and equally weighted industry-generated average that utilizes all four major recruiting media companies – has Hudson as the No. 104 overall player in the nation.

On3 rates him much higher as one of the country’s best wide receivers. Hudson is the No. 26 overall recruit in the 2022 On300. He is also considered the third-best wide receiver in the country by On3 after Frisco (Texas) Liberty Five-Star Plus+ propsect Evan Stewart and Nashville Pearl-Cohn (Tenn.) five-star wideout Barion Brown.

Stewart also committed Monday night, picking Texas A&M.

Jordan Hudson burst onto the scene as the Texas District 9-6A offensive newcomer of the year in 2019 after hauling in 80 catches for 1,285 yards and 19 touchdowns. He followed that up by being named the district’s offensive player of the year as a junior.

Along with success on the gridiron, Hudson is also successful in track. He ran an 11.34-second 100-meter time as a junior and also triple jumped 45 feet, 7 inches in 2021. Hudson plans on majoring in sports journalism.

His father, Walter Hudson, attended school at K-State. His mother is Lateshia Head. His siblings are Javien Hudson and Jakyre Washington.