TexAgs' recruiting analyst Ryan Brauninger has assembled ten defining moments that led to Texas A&M signing the highest-rated recruiting class of all time. Katy's Bobby Taylor committed to A&M on Feb. 24 and subsequently played a huge role in building the top-ranked class.

Among Texas A&M's more heralded defensive signees are Tyrel Dodson and Ikenna Okeke, native Tennesseans recruited by John Chavis. As Division I talent in the state picks up and the cycle starts again, the Aggies could remain real players on the scene.

The ink is dry, putting to bed a 2016 recruiting class that was as eventful as any. Texas A&M brought in 21 new players, many versatile and several highly ranked. Yet, did the class accomplish what Kevin Sumlin set out to do?

One of the centerpieces of Texas A&M's 2016 recruiting class, Centennial (Franklin, Tenn.) LB Tyrel Dodson caught John Chavis' eye from across SEC Country. Now that he's signed, he's eager to join the Aggies — and once he does, don't be surprised if he makes his presence felt.

An eventful Signing Day clouded the perception of Texas A&M's latest class, one that filled most — though not all — needs and is solidly packed with potential difference-makers. However, in the cutthroat world of Texas recruiting and SEC football, did it stack up?

Featuring interviews with 2016 signees and analysis from Billy Liucci, Seth McKinney, Jordan Pugh, Stephen McGee and Brice Jones, TexAgs presents its four-hour Signing Day special in video form.

With National Signing Day 2016 closing in, TexAgs is compiling extensive highlights of Texas A&M's football commits. Tuesday's focus falls on Centennial (Tenn.) LB Tyrel Dodson, perhaps the most vocal leader of the 2016 class and a true MIKE linebacker.

Aggies all over have come to know 2016 Centennial (Tenn.) linebacker Tyrel Dodson as one of the leaders of Texas A&M's class and an outspoken young man. Among other things Dodson would like to share: his future goals, a few surprising favorites and how he chose A&M.

From early enrollees to official visits and decisions, the meat of the recruiting process arrives with December. Our look at Texas A&M's 2016 class and where it's headed continues with a look at an opening at an essential linebacker spot.

Among the 2016 Texas A&M football recruiting class' most passionate pledges is Centennial (Franklin, Tenn.) linebacker Tyrel Dodson, who during the week got to host John Chavis on an in-home visit. His impression? That the right decision has been made.

For the first time in school history, Centennial (Franklin, Tenn.) is headed to the state semifinals. Its star senior linebacker and Tennessee Mr. Football, longtime 2016 Texas A&M commit Tyrel Dodson, has his sights set on a run to the title — and joining the Aggies.

Already one of the most vocal and solid of Texas A&M's 2016 football commits, Centennial (Franklin, Tenn.) linebacker Tyrel Dodson finally got an extensive look at his future home over the weekend. From his talks with other out-of-staters to his relationship with John Chavis, he couldn't be more enamored.

Texas A&M continued its foray into the Volunteer State on Wednesday, extending an offer to 2016 Smyrna ATH Ikenna Okeke, friend of current commit Tyrel Dodson. A high-profile SEC offer has Okeke's attention — and a visit may be next.

The sixth week of the high school football season is in the books and several of Texas A&M's top targets and commits in the 2016 and 2017 recruiting classes continue to impress. Keep up with a statistical breakdown of each prospect's progress from the weekend gone by.

The fifth week of the high school football season is in the books and several of Texas A&M's top targets and commits in the 2016 and 2017 recruiting classes continue to impress. Keep up with a statistical breakdown of each prospect's progress.