A few recruiting notes + weekend visitors
- Transfer WR JaQuae Jackson appears to be set to announce his next destination tomorrow after he graduates from California University of Pennsylvania. He wrapped his official visit to Texas A&M on Wednesday. He made the trip with two of his long time friends but also made sure that his family/inner circle was kept in the loop and in constant communication with the Aggie coaching staff. I don't think his hand has been tipped ahead of time, but a source I spoke with this morning felt like A&M had done enough earlier this week to win out. We'll certainly be keeping an eye on it this weekend. - Blountstown (FL) S Jordan Pride tweeted last night that he would be in town this weekend for an unofficial visit. By all accounts, this one is shaping up to be a Florida vs Texas A&M battle. After Pride decommitted from Florida State in April, everybody in the recruiting world assumed he was lock to Billy Napier and the Gators. While that may end up being true, it'd be pretty foolish to count the Aggies completely out of this one. It's basically a coin flip based on what I'm hearing today. - Texas A&M is also set to host one of the top offensive prospects in the Midwest this weekend as Elmhurst (IL) TE Eric Karner will make his way to College Station. Obviously, this isn't necessarily a position of need given the current room so it should speak to what James Coley and the offensive staff think about this kid as a prospect. - The other visitor headed to town today is Fresno State QB transfer Jaylen Henderson. We'll try to run down what we can about his trip early next week. - A lot of visits currently being talked through and planned. June looks to be one of the busier months in this recruiting cycle. The Aggies are positioning themselves to host a ton of key targets early next month. - Lastly, we are monitoring a potential visit from a very highly regarded out-of-state offensive prospect later this month. We've been told the trip is in the works but will withhold the name until everything is finalized.