Aside from early bowl game prep, recruiting has the attention of Texas A&M coaches. In the midst of road visits and new offers, the Aggies staff will host several key visitors in College Station this weekend.

Texas A&M took home one of the biggest wins in Kyle Field history in front of much of the state's elite high school talent. The TexAgs recruiting team has canvased Texas this week and has updates on Texas A&M's biggest targets.

Texas A&M-Tennessee could affect more than just the 2016 season. The matchup of unbeatens has attracted many elite high school athletes from around the country. Inside, the TexAgs recruiting team has compiled a list of potential visitors and more.

In short order, a crop of Division I talent has sprouted up right in Texas A&M's backyard. Recently, College Station High standouts Timarcus Davis, Josh Donovan, Quandree White and Marquise Conchola shared their early thoughts on recruiting.

Evaluation season is now in full swing, enticing the Texas A&M football coaching staff to spread out and canvass the state and nation. Expected offers, trends in intently followed recruitments, positional numbers and more are coming into focus.

Texas A&M's recent junior day provided an opportunity for three local kids — 2017 CSHS prospects Ty Brock and Timarcus Davis and 2018 ATH Quandree White — to head over to campus and get the lay of the land. Following the visit, the trio recapped their feelings.

The Texas A&M football staff met on Friday with one primary issue on the agenda: evaluations and the official approval of a list of offers. Thirteen offers have already been sent out, and our recruiting team will be adding more as soon as they become official.