Mike Elko's Aggies are 10 practices into their allotted 15 spring workouts, and Collin Klein's offense continues to make strides toward being a more complete unit this fall. Billy Liucci shares an update on the Texas A&M offense as spring continues in Aggieland.

As he does every Friday morning, TexAgs' senior recruiting analyst Jason Howell offered up another round of his weekly recruiting thoughts. In this edition of his Three Things, Howell discussed Texas A&M's weekend visitors and much more.

TexAgs' recruiting analyst Ryan Brauninger joined TexAgs Live on Wednesday morning for another edition of Recruiting Country presented by American Momentum Bank, highlighting the latest news and notes from the recruiting trail surrounding Texas A&M.

As the calendar turned from March to April, Texas A&M made strides on the recruiting front. Over the week, a handful of top prospects visited Aggieland, with a big-name commitment coming on the defensive side of the ball and other recruits locking in official visits.

Nobody has gotten a closer look at the rise of recent Texas A&M commit Jonathan Hatton Jr than Cibolo Steele head coach David Saenz. He sat down with Ryan Brauninger to talk about what makes his running back so special.

The Aggies got a massive boost in their 2026 recruiting class with the addition of Cibolo Steele running back Jonathan Hatton Jr. He spoke with TexAgs about his decision to choose Texas A&M and the factors that went into it.

2026 Lawndale (CA) Leuzinger LB and Texas A&M commit Samu Moala originally planned to visit Texas A&M this weekend, but travel complications kept him away from College Station. Moala will make it to Aggieland next weekend to watch spring practices.

2026 Brandon (MS) cornerback Preston Ashley has been a playmaker in the secondary for years, and he has been a top target for SEC programs and many more as well. He has taken a few visits to College Station over the years, and on Friday, he was back in Aggieland.

2026 Ridge Point OL Avery Morcho is among the best at his position in the state and has been a target for the Aggies for quite some time now. He returned to Texas A&M this weekend to check out spring practice, and afterward, Morcho spoke to TexAgs about his most recent visit.

After leaving Texas A&M out of his top seven, 2026 WR Zion Robinson returned to College Station, and after a weekend in Aggieland, the Aggies have pulled back in the race. Following his most recent trip, Robinson is planning an official visit to A&M.

Aledo (TX) WR Kaydon Finley is making moves, seeing some sights and trying to narrow his focus as the spring approaches. Texas A&M is one program he has been watching closely throughout the recruiting process, and he has a couple of trips to Aggieland on his mind.

Carthage (TX) running back KJ Edwards continues to keep a close eye on Texas A&M, and the Aggies, led by running backs coach Trooper Taylor, are doing the very same thing to him. Over the weekend, Edwards was back in Aggieland, and he spoke to TexAgs after the visit.

Douglasville (GA) Douglas County standouts Aaron Gregory and Jordan Carter committed to Texas A&M in October. They have grown up together over the years, and following their recent return to Aggieland, they spent time with TexAgs talking about life, A&M and more.

As he does every Friday morning, TexAgs' senior recruiting analyst Jason Howell offered up another round of his weekly recruiting thoughts. In this edition of his Three Things, Howell shared some names of prospects who are interested in the Aggies.

After reclassifying from 2027 to 2026, Chatsworth (CA) Sierra Canyon CB Havon Finney Jr. made his way to College Station over the weekend for his first look at Texas A&M. When it comes to the Aggies, there are several reasons why he is keeping a close eye on the program.

The February signing period is in the past as the 2026 recruiting class is taking center stage with new prospects emerging all over the state of Texas. It is time to take a look at the latest happenings in the Lone Star state on the recruiting front.

After taking his first visit to College Station on Tuesday, Strongsville (OH) linebacker Storm Miller became the 10th member of Texas A&M's 2026 class on Wednesday afternoon. It did not take long for him to feel at home in Aggieland, and he spoke to TexAgs about his decision.

Mike Elko and the Aggies dipped into the state of Ohio on Wednesday for the commitment of 2026 Strongsville linebacker Storm Miller. The TexAgs recruiting duo of Jason Howell and Ryan Brauninger analyze the 6-foot-3, 220-pounder who became Texas A&M's 10th pledge.