The Aggies headed back to Brother Martin (New Orleans, La.) with their latest offer: 2017 athlete Bruce Jordan-Swilling, teammate of Texas A&M commit Irvin Smith. A visit, he says, is already in the works.

The offers have already begun to roll in for 2017 North Shore defensive end K'Lavon Chaisson, and Texas A&M's is among them. With a renewed focus on the goings-on in College Station, Chaisson is finding much to like about the Aggies.

The stock is on the rise for 2017 George Ranch cornerback Adam Beck, who already holds two major-conference offers. He's got his eyes on Texas A&M, from which an offer may be forthcoming in the near future.

While visiting Aggieland for the Nevada game, 2018 Justin offensive lineman Darrell Simpson bumped into Texas A&M coach Kevin Sumlin — and got some surprising news. Though exceedingly early in the process, Simpson has high praise for the Aggies.

Since his early commitment to TCU, 2016 Kingwood athlete Sewo Olonilua has hardly wavered. Yet, a select few factors have Texas A&M still in the race — and Olonilua is beginning to piece together the end of his recruitment.

The football recruiting circuit never sleeps, and mid-season is no exception. Kevin Sumlin and his staff continue to look at a finish to the 2016 class while several of the state's top prospects solidify their favorites and timelines.

Since his commitment to Texas A&M, 2016 Brother Martin (New Orleans, La.) tight end Irvin Smith's stock has only continued to rise. Despite that and game visits planned, his focus remains on Aggieland and the Aggies' plans.

The season is underway for 2016 Frankston receiver Kendrick Rogers, and the Texas A&M commit's stock is set to soar. In the midst of focusing on personal improvements, he's keeping an eye on his future spot in the Aggies' offense.

The opening of the new Kyle Field also served as a key moment in Texas A&M's pursuit of one of its top remaining linebacker targets. The Aggies welcomed 2016 John Ehret (Marrero, La.) LB Michael Divinity for an official visit that hit on all the key points.