Perhaps the most prominent 2018 prospect to pay a visit to College Station over the weekend, Lewisville Hebron cornerback Verone McKinley was thrilled with what he saw. As he prepares for his junior season, McKinley continues to hold Texas A&M in high regard.

Coaches are hot on the trail after 2018 defensive back Verone McKinley, who recently decided to transfer from Plano Prestonwood to Lewisville Hebron. Among the schools in McKinley's sights is Texas A&M, which could expect several visits from the coveted corner.

A hotbed of talent as always, the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex and surrounding areas are of particular interest to Texas A&M this recruiting cycle. From the nationally known names to the emerging ones, who are the Aggies targeting — and who is receptive?

The recruiting process has unfolded in a hurry for 2018 Plano Prestonwood defensive back Verone McKinley III, who already holds a Texas A&M offer. Should he decide to make his choice equally quickly, the Aggies are on McKinley's short list.

The Opening's Dallas regional brought together a collection of the best talent the state of Texas has to offer in the 2017 and '18 classes, giving many a chance to raise their profiles further. Who impressed and who may be beginning to narrow their choices?

He was a late addition to Texas A&M's junior day list, then left Aggieland with an offer — as a sophomore. The recruiting process is only beginning for Plano Prestonwood DB Verone McKinley III, but the Aggies made a distinct impression on Sunday.