Following official visits to Missouri, Oklahoma, Texas A&M, Illinois, and a state championship season Antonio Doyle has made the call for the Aggies. The 2020 linebacker out of St. Louis, Mo., becomes the second linebacker in Texas A&M's 2020 class.

The Aggies have landed one of the most dynamic playmakers in all of Texas today as speedster Devon Achane has verbally committed to Texas A&M. Achane is a TexAgs top 10 player in the state and quite possibly the fastest prospect in Houston.

The Aggie recruiting machine keeps churning along as Jimbo Fisher and his staff have landed a commitment from elite pass rusher and former Miami pledge Donell Harris, one of the highest-rated defenders in America.

West Memphis (AR) 2020 OL Chris Morris has taken a good long look at the Aggies, and today he decided it was time to make his announcement and join the Aggies' 2020 recruiting class.

The Aggies have closed out one of their long-time targets in the defensive backfield today as East St Louis (IL) safety Antonio Johnson has made a verbal commitment to Texas A&M. Johnson is one of the most highly-touted defenders from the Midwest.

The Aggies are off to a roaring start in the class of 2021. After closing on QB Eli Stowers earlier this summer, North Shore standout Shadrach Banks becomes A&M's second commitment in the junior class. A state title winner last year, Banks is one of the most highly prized skill players in Texas.

A&M Consolidated WR Devin Price, son of Aggie assistant coach Terry Price, has given his verbal pledge to Texas A&M today. After receiving his offer earlier this year, Devin chose to stay home and play for Jimbo Fisher over several other Power 5 schools.

Jimbo Fisher and the Aggies drew a bead on Longview's Haynes King this spring, making him their priority at QB for the 2020 class. That effort paid off when King, who led the Lobos to a state title as a junior, committed to Texas A&M.

Fort Bend Bush linebacker Kenneth Phillips called the Aggies' offer a “dream offer” and it was pretty clear Texas A&M would be a major player for his commitment. Today, Phillips announced he was ready to make his choice, and Texas A&M was his selection.

The recruiting momentum continues for Jimbo Fisher and the Texas A&M football staff as highly touted CB Joshuah Moten from Fort Washington, Maryland has committed to the Aggies. He chooses the Maroon & White over Penn State, Oklahoma, Michigan and others.

The Aggies have added to their 2020 defensive class today as Smyrna (TN) standout Dallas Walker has given his verbal pledge to Jimbo Fisher and company. The 6-4, 310 pound defensive tackle chooses A&M over offers from Auburn, Tennessee, Oklahoma and many others.

After backing away from his commitment to the Aggies earlier this year and committing to Georgia in April, Fort Bend Kempner OL Akinola Ogunbiyi, one of the best big men in the state, has rejoined the 2020 A&M commit class.

The Aggies another player in their 2020 class with the commitment of Isaiah Raikes, a defensive lineman from St. Augustine Prep in New Jersey. Raikes chose Texas A&M over Penn State, Temple, Northwestern, Duke and Oregon.

There has been a big question about who Texas A&M would take at RB in the 2020 class. Well, Stone Mountain (GA) Stephenson RB Deondre Jackson decided he was ready to answer that question following his official visit to College Station.

Jimbo Fisher and Dameyune Craig added to the already star-studded 2020 WR class with the commitment of Troy Omeire out of Fort Bend Austin. Omeire is ranked seventh overall in the state by TexAgs.

Texas A&M added another big-time receiver to its 2020 recruiting class when Charlotte (NC) Myers Park WR Muhsin Muhammad announced he would spend his college days in College Station on Monday evening.

Jimbo Fisher and the Texas A&M Aggies have added another key piece to the puzzle in the form of one of the hottest prospects in Texas. After a couple of visits to Aggieland, Southlake Carroll TE Blake Smith has made his decision, and he is an Aggie.

The Aggies have added an elite out of state pass rusher in Camden (NJ) native Fadil Diggs. The first defensive line commit in the 2020 class, Diggs chooses A&M over Florida, Georgia, Ohio State and Penn State.