Reuben Fatheree

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. To begin the series, he identifies the class of 2022's launching point, which came in Miami on January 3, 2021.

With nearly all of Texas A&M's 2022 signing class signed, sealed and delivered, Billy Liucci takes an in-depth look at how the Aggies did at each position and offers his grades. He begins his series by analyzing A&M's offensive haul that features TWO five-stars.

It feels good to be putting one of these out again after over a year. Since it's been so long, y'all may have forgotten, but these are pretty fluid - especially when you consider all of these kids are coming up on their own volition. These will be self-guided trips, and the kids will not be able to have interactions with the coaching staff. That being said, here's who we've been able to track down as kids making the trip to College Station for the day. There's also a regional track meet that's happening this weekend which will force some guys to likely miss (Noah Thomas, Bryce Foster). We'll continue to add/subtract names as we get closer to Saturday. 2021 signeesDeSoto DE Shemar Turner Richmond Foster OL Reuben Fatheree Ft Bend Christian OL Remington Strickland CyFair RB LJ Johnson Jr Grad Transfer OL Jahmir Johnson Commits Bridgeland QB Conner Weigman Haslet Eaton OL Hunter Erb Dickinson OL PJ Williams Dickinson TE Donovan Green Katy DE Malick Sylla Katy CB Bobby Taylor 2023 Wylie East DE Anthony James Uncommitted Prospects Duncanville DE Omari Abor The Woodlands LB Martrell Harris Arlington Martin DE Ernest Cooper IV CyPark LB Harold Perkins Plano John Paul CB Terrance Brooks The Woodlands College Park C Chance Jackson Lexington S Jarred Kerr Flower Mound Coram Deo DT Jadon Scarlett Texarkana Texas High DE Derrick Brown 2023 Arlington Lamar OL Isaiah Robinson 2023 Denton Ryan LB Anthony Hill 2023 Arlington Martin CB Javien Toviano 2023 Morton Ranch DL David Hicks