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 two top prospects Texas A&M plucked out of Tennessee in the 2016 recruiting class, Smyrna safety Ikenna Okeke is built for a unique role in John Chavis' defense. After signing on the dotted line, he explained his excitement to join the Aggies.

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.

Another recruiting cycle is in the books, one with perhaps more consternation than most. After inking a solid 21-man haul, Texas A&M coach Kevin Sumlin joined the media to address which needs were met and where the Aggies go from here.

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.

After an eventful signing day morning, Billy Liucci and Brice Jones shared their thoughts and observations on Texas A&M's 2016 class at the Beliucci Hour Lunch, aired on 1150 AM and 102.7 in the B/CS area.

Fax machines are whirring bright and early on the recruiting world's holy day, locking commits one by one into their school of choice and bringing months-long drama to a close. Follow each off the Aggies' confirmed LOIs with an updating list, profile breakdowns and discussion.