Over the weekend, 2026 Mansfield Lake Ridge offensive lineman Felix Ojo got his first game day experience at Kyle Field, and after the visit to College Station, there are a number of aspects about the Texas A&M program that are standing out to the standout.

2026 Sulphur Springs offensive lineman Vincent Johnson checks in at 6-foot-5 and 320 pounds, and as a sophomore, his aggressive and technical style of play earned him district offensive newcomer of the year honors. On Thursday, Johnson received an offer from Texas A&M.

Firmly established himself among the nation’s top receivers, 2025 Draper (UT) Corner Canyon wideout Jerome Myles made a recent trip to Aggieland with his family. After the visit, Myles shared his thoughts on all Texas A&M had to offer.

Hailing from Texarkana (TX) Liberty Eylau, 2026 ATH Dequane Prevo earned "fastest man" honors at Mike Elko football camp earlier this week. Following his standout performance in Aggieland, Prevo spoke to TexAgs about the experience, the Aggies and more.

On Monday, 2026 Duncanville defensive back Braylon Edwards was back in College Station to attend a camp at Texas A&M, and while an Aggie offer has yet to arrive, he continues to receive significant interest from the Maroon & White and programs across the country.

2026 Mobile (AL) Cottage Hill Christian LB Shadarius Toodle and his younger brother Shamar, an emerging 2028 quarterback prospect, have made plans to venture back to Aggieland this summer and are excited about the experience.

After a busy spring of visits to his top schools, 2025 Albuquerque (NM) La Cueva LB Mason Posa is planning to narrow his options to a top three later this summer. Ahead of a June 14 trip to College Station, Posa is looking forward to seeing more of what Texas A&M has to offer.

2027 Dallas South Oak Cliff defensive lineman JD Jones has made a name for himself as a dominant presence, and Texas A&M extended an offer in early May. With the attention that is arriving from the Aggies, Jones remains hungry as he prepares for the 2024 season.

At 6-foot-4 and 260 pounds, 2026 Dallas South Oak Cliff defensive lineman Kordae Houston has attracted the attention of college coaches this spring. Texas A&M recently became the first Power 4 school to offer, and the Aggies have Houston's interest.

In recent weeks, 2025 North Crowley offensive lineman Henry Fenuku has seen offers arrive from Ohio State, LSU and Florida State, but A&M offered in late February. Recently, Adam Cushing stopped by North Crowley as Fenuke continues to build relationships with the Ags.

2025 Denton Ryan OL Marcus Garcia committed to Texas A&M on April 14, and since then, the future Maroon Goon has seen the Aggies' class surge into double digits. Garcia has also been hard at work both on the track and the gridiron to become more physically imposing.

Phoenix (AZ) Desert Edge CB Jamar Beal-Goines took his first visit to College Station, but the 2025 cover man was already well-acquainted with Jordan Peterson. Between that pre-existing relationship and seeing Aggieland up close, A&M made a strong impression on Beal-Goines.

Over the weekend, 2025 Shreveport (LA) Calvary Baptist RB James Simon has had a full spring schedule, and over the weekend, he was back in Aggieland to see Mike Elko & Co. in action as Texas A&M continues to go through spring practice.

2026 Buford (GA) DL Bryce Perry-Wright checks in at 6-foot-3 and 260 pounds, and he has cemented himself on the radars of college coaches. Over the weekend, he was in College Station as he got his first chance to visit Aggieland since Mike Elko took the reins.

2025 Bushnell (FL) South Sumter safety Rashad Johnson (6-foot-2, 185 pounds) has been on Texas A&M's radar since the summer, and on Friday, he was in Aggieland to see Mike Elko and the Aggies as they kicked off spring practice.

2025 Addison (TX) Trinity Christian Academy OL Jaylan Beckley made a tough decision to re-open his recruitment in early March, and now he is making plans and checking out his options. A&M is one program on his mind, and he has a long-standing relationship with Mike Elko & Co.

Lancaster (TX) 2025 wide receiver Emmanuel Choice (6-foot-5, 200 pounds) has several visits in mind for the spring and summer, and those plans include a stop through Aggieland. Choice is taking a good long look at the Aggies, and coach Holmon Wiggins has his attention.

McKinney (TX) 2025 LB Riley Pettijohn is down to five schools and is scheduling his spring and summer visits. Texas A&M is on the list and he is excited to return to Aggieland. He also has a decision timeline and a few factors high on his mind as he searches for his college home.