While the Aggie staff continues to scour the trail throughout and even outside Texas' borders, its pattern of offers may be revealing part of the 2016 plan. Meanwhile, a few in-state targets could be the next to get the call.

The traditional quiet before the storm is in effect, but programs are already in full pursuit of a crop of elite prospects that headline the state's stars in the rising class. Which do the Aggies need ... and which should they get?

The 2016 Argyle tight end, a priority target at the position for Texas A&M, made the trip to Aggieland on Friday to meet with the coaches. He left with his key questions answered and a few distinct impressions.

Once again, Texas A&M's annual recruiting event will attract a bevy of stars from every corner of the state and even some from outside of it. Who will be in attendance, who should leave with an offer and who may commit?

The Aggies are prepared to welcome a who's-who to the annual weekend, preceded by a key Thursday visitor. From the list of attendees to A&M's goals at each position and how they could fill them, Liucci breaks it down.

The 2016 Argyle tight end is a longtime Clemson commit, but three other schools comprise a small list he still communicates with. A brand new offer from one of them has him arranging a potential trip to campus soon.