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Devwah Whaley breaks down recruitment, thoughts on A&M
The 2016 Beaumont Central RB and early Aggie target, fresh off a 45-7 win against Baytown in the regular-season finale, has an early list of potential favorites, a general timeline in mind and some trips in the plans.
Devwah Whaley liking what he sees in College Station
The 2015 Beaumont Central running back hasn't been shy about his enthusiasm for Texas A&M, but a visit to Aggieland for the Ole Miss game took it to another level — and had several recruits buzzing about it all.
One decisive look at A&M's class-closing scenarios
The recruiting cycle is nearing its premier turn with the season underway and the Aggies have few spots remaining in a top-five class. Liucci breaks down the numbers, who could fill them and the latest news.
Reactions from the recruits: South Carolina edition
The Aggies shocked about everyone by setting foot in Columbia and not just upsetting the Gamecocks on the road, but easily overpowering them. Several of A&M's top targets' eyes may have been opened most.
Aggies shoot to top of Devwah Whaley's list
The 2016 Beaumont Central running back seems to be the top target at the position on the A&M staff's board — a feeling that is now mutual. Citing the SEC among many other factors, he's named a leader.
Devwah Whaley's plan following offer from A&M
The 2016 Beaumont Central athlete came to Aggieland on Sunday in hopes of earning an offer and left having accomplished exactly that. Offered as a running back, he now turns to the rest of the summer.
Camp Wrap-Up: Offer candidates, '15 & '16 standouts
Aside from two big-name visitors, the story of Texas A&M's Sunday camp was which prospects would earn the coveted offer from the Aggie staff. One commit and one offer later, the focus turns to what's next.
Initial look at 2016's top 20 in-state prospects
The elite among Texas' rising juniors are already fielding big-time offers; only a select few can already stake their claim to the title of 'can't-miss.' Who among the 2016 class is worthy of the early attention?
