Timpson 2024 ATH Terry Bussey (5'10, 170) just capped his TXHSFB career with a record-setting six-touchdown game and a state championship win in AT&T Stadium. 

Now that his high school career is over, the five-star can sit back and evaluate his options and sign on National Signing Day in February, as he does not have plans to sign in the Early Signing Period.

Bussey remains committed to Texas A&M, but some out-of-state schools are pushing to flip him.  LSU safeties coach Kerry Cooks was in attendance to witness his remarkable game and a couple of others are still in the hunt. 

"They (LSU) will be a part of my recruitment, but I feel like there are a couple of other guys that will step in later on here and make a push, but it was really a blessing seeing them here," Bussey said. 

"Bama, SC (USC), and a couple of others. I feel like I am a priority to them."

"There will be a lot of schools that I go out and visit since this is over now. I can focus on my next step and the next part of my journey."

On Texas A&M, Bussey has been getting to know the new staff and building relationships in College Station. 

"Getting to know the new staff has been great," Bussey explained. "Just building a relationship with Coach (Mike) Elko and just trying to build on the relationship I already have with those guys."

"They are great guys, great people, and they know a lot about football and are great football-minded people."

"I plan to be back out there, but I don't know when."

At the end of the day, Bussey is just trying to make the right decision for his future. 

"Just weighing everything," Bussey began. "The future, me, ball, everything really. Just trying to make the best decision for me."

*Guy Frazier contributed to this report*