Kevin Sumlin and the Texas A&M football program made it official on Monday, announcing that sophomore quarterback Kyle Allen will get the starting nod in the opener vs. Arizona State at Houston's NRG Stadium.

A quiet buzz is in the air as for the first time in quite some time, Texas A&M is building on a combination of talent and depth that could rival almost any team. Early impressions from the Aggies' new arrivals and returning key pieces: strong.

All around Aggieland and beyond, eager eyes will watch Kyle Allen and Kyler Murray duke it out for the title of Texas A&M's QB1 — and for good reason. However, heading into fall camp, competition that will be key to the Aggies' season also litters the rest of the roster.

The Aggies' quarterback depth chart now looks a bit more normal, if by normal you mean two five-stars and the nation's top JUCO passer.

It was long known that Texas A&M's 2015 depth at quarterback could be derailed as simply as with a single injury or possible transfer — until Saturday. With Blinn QB Jake Hubenak's commitment, the game has changed for this season and beyond.

A&M's latest addition at QB has three years to play three in Aggieland and is an accomplished passer who led the NJCAA in passing yards as a freshman last season. Hubenak chose A&M over Florida for a few key reasons.