2028 Klein Oak RB Micah Rhodes is emerging as one of the top players in Houston, and coaches across the country have responded accordingly. Rhodes caught up with TexAgs to recap his recent visit and to give a quick update on his recruitment.

2027 DeSoto RB Myson Johnson-Cook has established himself as one of the best running backs in the country at one of the best programs in the state of Texas. Johnson-Cook spoke to TexAgs about his recruitment, track season and his current thoughts on the Aggies.

2026 Flower Mound (TX) OL Drew Evers has taken a few unofficial visits to Texas A&M over the spring. He has seen some spring practices, talked to some coaches and soaked in the recruiting experience as he begins to narrow his search.

2026 Melissa (TX) athlete Payhton Porter checks in at 6-foot-4 and 205 pounds, and he received his Texas A&M offer following a strong camp performance last summer. On Monday, Porter spoke to TexAgs about his busy spring, recruiting process and the Aggies.

2027 Waco (TX) Midway running back Lathan Whisenton burst on the scene as a freshman, and over the weekend, he was back in College Station to see the Aggies hit the field for spring ball. After the visit, the 6-foot, 195-pound standout spoke to TexAgs about his experience.

2026 Prosper OL Zaden Krempin has had a busy spring full of visits to several top colleges as he sees the sights, meets with coaches and is now weighing his options. On Monday, he spoke to TexAgs about his recent trip to A&M and the next steps in his recruiting process.

After receiving his Texas A&M offer in January, 2027 Tyler (TX) Legacy offensive lineman DeMarrion Johnson made his first trip to Aggieland over the weekend. Following the experience, he spoke to TexAgs about what he saw, what caught his eye and what lies ahead.

On Sunday, 2026 Euless Trinity OL Pupungatoa Katoa was at the Under Armour Camp in Houston to compete against some of the best in the country. Afterward, Katoa spoke to TexAgs about the latest dealings in his recruitment, his relationship with the Aggies and more.

Texas A&M has been in the mix for 2026 Oak Ridge WR James Scott since the Aggies offered him, and over the weekend, he made his way to Aggieland for a spring practice. Scott spoke to TexAgs about the coaching staff's message to him and the latest in his recruitment.

2026 Texas A&M wide receiver commit Mike Brown gave his pledge to the Aggies on March 24, and on Sunday, he spoke to TexAgs about his life post-commitment, his offseason plans and the love he has received from the 12th Man.

Back in College Station over the weekend. 2026 Aledo wideout Kaydon Finley was able to take in one of Texas A&M's spring practices. After the trip, Finley spoke on what he saw, his thoughts on Holmon Wiggins and much more.

A standout three-sport athlete, Duncanville's Jairus Ingram is beginning to garner attention from colleges around the country, including Texas A&M. With an offer from the Aggies, Ingram stopped by College Station to check out the facilities for the first time.

Receiving an offer from Texas A&M last June, the Aggies continue to pique the interest of 2026 Plano HSAA safety Jordan Davis. The 6-foot-2.5, 200-pounder spoke on what grabs his attention about A&M and much more.

Texas A&M was included in 2026 ATH Paris Melvin Jr's top 10 in February, and in late March, the playmaker made it back to College Station to see the Aggies go through spring practice. Melvin recently spoke to TexAgs about his most recent Aggieland experience and much more.

One of the best players in the class of 2026, Willis ATH Jermaine Bishop made his way to Aggieland last week as Texas A&M went through spring drills. Over the weekend at OT7s in Dallas, Bishop spoke to TexAgs about the experience in College Station.

DeSoto wideout Boobie Feaster has been on the road this spring, taking visits all around the country. The 6-foot-3, 185-pound All-American spoke on his recent trips, the next steps in his recruitment and his impression of Texas A&M.

2026 Kaufman (TX) WR Aljour Miles received his Texas A&M in March, and the Aggies were quick to catch his attention. On Thursday, he and his family made their way to College Station to get a firsthand look at the A&M program.

2027 Waxahachie (TX) S JayQuan Snell is well-established as one of the top prospects in Texas, and on Tuesday, he was back in College Station to see the Aggies go through spring drills. Following the experience, Snell spoke to TexAgs about his visit and more.