Baby Gronk Flips Commitment to Texas A&M After Louisville, Kentucky Pledges

Baby Gronk's commitment journey through the NCAA continued Sunday as the social media star announced his latest unofficial pledge to Texas A&M.

The announcement comes less than 24 hours after Baby Gronk announced he had committed to Louisville.

The latest post is a continued bid for engagement on the social media page for Madden San Miguel. The 11-year-old has unofficially "committed" to more than a dozen different schools since May 10.

Committing to a different college program is nothing new for Baby Gronk.

The youth football player's prior "commitment" to Louisville came the same day he pledged to play for Kentucky.

Baby Gronk's commitments in the month of June alone so far include pledges to Minnesota, Pitt, South Carolina, Texas, USC, Auburn, Alabama, Florida, Georgia and Tennessee.

The flood of commitments come after the account announced a "Top 30" list of schools in May.

The "Baby Gronk" accounts are directed by Madden's father, Jake San Miguel, who last June described the Baby Gronk moniker as a "brand" to The Athletic's Ari Wasserman.

At the time, San Miguel told Wasserman that Madden had received a "real" verbal offer from Arizona, although he added that his son could not commit to a college until at least until the seventh grade.

Madden recently graduated fifth grade and is not set to graduate high school until 2031.

Baby Gronk's social media may not have earned him a spot on a college team yet, but it seems to be paying off financially. San Miguel told Wasserman last year that the Baby Gronk accounts bring in more than $100,000 per year.

Any genuine college commitments remain far off, although it seems certain that more unofficial commitments will be made by Baby Gronk in the near future.