TexAgs' recruiting analyst Ryan Brauninger joined TexAgs Live on Wednesday morning for another edition of Recruiting Country presented by American Momentum Bank, highlighting the latest news and notes from the recruiting trail surrounding Texas A&M.

As the calendar turned from March to April, Texas A&M made strides on the recruiting front. Over the week, a handful of top prospects visited Aggieland, with a big-name commitment coming on the defensive side of the ball and other recruits locking in official visits.

Mike Elko and the Aggies dipped into the state of Ohio on Wednesday for the commitment of 2026 Strongsville linebacker Storm Miller. The TexAgs recruiting duo of Jason Howell and Ryan Brauninger analyze the 6-foot-3, 220-pounder who became Texas A&M's 10th pledge.

With a pair of March additions to the 2026 class, Texas A&M's spring is off to a good start on the recruiting front as the Maroon & White are in a great spot with a number of top targets. Here's where the Aggies stand with the calendar officially turning to April.

2026 Rock Hill (SC) Northwestern standout defender Tamarion Watkins visited Texas A&M for the first time in October as the Aggies hosted LSU and left with a scholarship offer. Watkins took his first return visit over the weekend to watch Texas A&M's spring drills.

As he does every Friday morning, TexAgs' senior recruiting analyst Jason Howell offered up another round of his weekly recruiting thoughts. In this edition of his Three Things, Howell shared some thoughts as more spring ball visitors make their way to Aggieland.

Mike Elko & Co. have never had a recruiting stretch quite like they did when LSU came to town over the weekend to battle for first in the SEC. The hype, stakes and atmosphere were different, and most importantly, the results on the field and recruiting trail were different, too.