From the Aggies' blazing start in the Class of 2015 to how they're setting up to close out 2014, Liucci breaks down the stories, visitors, new targets, near commits and odds that make up A&M's elite recruiting efforts.

The race to Signing Day continues with the Aggies firming up their key committed prospects and chipping away at their top remaining targets. Liucci details each A&M coach's visits and what to look for next.

Kevin Sumlin and his staff have both a dazzling finish to the 2014 class and a statement start to the 2015 one firmly in their crosshairs. Liucci reveals the in-home trips, official visits, junior day guests and leans.

The countdown to Signing Day is on, but Kevin Sumlin and his Texas A&M staff are hardly waiting on their heels. With key targets remaining uncommitted, every Aggie coach hit the road on Thursday for big visits.

Kevin Sumlin and his assistants are criss-crossing the country in their efforts to visit several of their verbal commitments and sway high-priority uncommitted prospects. Liucci notes where each coach is headed.

On Monday, the 2014 Bishop Gorman OT welcomed A&M special teams coordinator Jeff Banks for an in-home visit. Gates talked with TexAgs about how it went, his leaders, his thoughts on the Aggies and more.

Though the regular season has ended for Texas A&M, the battle for elite talent across the nation has not. Kevin Sumlin and his assistants wasted no time paying and planning essential visits to several top targets.

The 2014 Bishop Gorman (NV) OT took his first official to Texas A&M this past weekend. TexAgs talked with the 6-4, 270-pound offensive tackle about his official visits, top schools, recruitment and much more.

Between Jermaine Eluemunor and Qualen Cunningham, the Aggies continue to shock and awe on the trail. What does the commitments of the two nationally-sought linemen do for A&M's plans ... and what's next?

Texas A&M remains in the conversation for its most coveted offensive line targets after several weekend visits, while other targets in the classes of 2014 and 2015 continue to mull a long list of possible options.

A bye week provided A&M's players needed rest and its coaches time to chase down several top targets. Prior to the start of Ole Miss week, Liucci notes who's healthy, who's moving and the state of recruiting.

Eschewing bye week rest, the Aggie coaching staff is hitting the road with high-priority targets in their sights. From a crop of JUCO and elite high school talent, who is A&M eying to fill an increasingly big need?