Owen Pewee

TexAgs Recruiting analyst Ryan Brauninger joined this morning for another edition of Recruiting Country, highlighting the latest news and notes from the recruiting trail as top prospects make plans to travel to Aggieland for this weekend's spring game.

- From everything I've heard, A&M did a great job with Bridgeland QB Conner Weigman last week. I'll be sure to keep monitoring that one as we head into the spring, but I think the offer had more of an impact than I probably anticipated ahead of time. - I went to watch CyPark LB Harold Perkins and the Houston Storm 7 on 7 team practice yesterday. Perkins is off the charts athletically. I told Looch on the phone yesterday when I was leaving the workout that Perkins is the most gifted LB prospect I've ever covered. Anyway, I spoke with the kid when they wrapped up, and there's no question the Aggies have done a sensational job in his recruitment. He said he talks with Tyler Santucci daily and that he typically speaks with Jimbo Fisher three times a week. We talked about A&M nabbing Donovan Green and PJ Williams (who also play for Storm but aren't participating until basketball finishes) so early on and how they and Malick Sylla were such influences in greater Houston. Perkins was also pumped about the Weigman offers as he and Conner are pretty tight. No timetable on a decision just yet though. He said he should probably have a better grasp on that soon. - I continue to be impressed with Perkins' LB teammate Owen Pewee. He's longer than Harold and has a wiry frame that will hold a lot more weight. He also has some impressive junior tape at wide receiver which speaks to his athletic skill set. He's started to see his stock increase this off-season. I'd add his name to guys like Justin Medlock and Ty Kana as LB prospects in greater Houston that the Aggies are keeping an eye on. - No additions to the Ags' 2022 class over the weekend, but I still don't think we'll be waiting too much longer to see that change. - I still believe we'll see a signing day announcement for RB LJ Johnson Jr. Nothing I heard over the weekend has changed my mind about that or that A&M maintains a slight advantage.

With nearly all of the 2021 recruiting class inked, Billy Liucci takes an in-depth look at all the players signed, offers some position grades and looks ahead to what to expect in the 2022 class.