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?

Texas A&M desperately needed to add a tight end to the 2016 Signing Class after losing Irv Smith late in the process. On Wednesday afternoon, the Aggies' needs were met with a late addition from the East Coast: Aaron Hansford, who projects as a potential H-back.

We're excited to be back LIVE for four hours tomorrow, February 3rd, starting at 7 am (CT) for the eighth annual TexAgs Signing Day Show to top off an eventful 2016 recruiting class. For all the details and how to access it, click here.

TexAgs' Gabe Bock sat down with Aggie baseball head coach Rob Childress and recruiting coordinator Justin Seely for an in-depth audio breakdown on the nationally-ranked 2015-16 signing class.

The coveted Gladewater defensive tackle brought his recruitment full circle on Signing Day by signing with Texas A&M. Following his ceremony he spoke with TexAgs regarding what brought him back and what's next.

Come the morning, all the college football world's eyes will affix to the hats selected by teenagers. Then, life will go on. Yet, February 4th recalls a different set of memories and possibilities for TexAgs' Olin Buchanan.

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Best signing class of the Childress era? Many beleive the answer to be 'yes.' At least on paper. The 2015 class is a group filled with high level pro prospects. Coaches Rob Childress and Justin Seely break it down.

Each of the conference's teams sought to fill holes with their classes and spring cleanly into the '14 season. The nation's best conference cleaned up on Signing Day, but did the distribution of elite recruits fall evenly?

An uneventful Signing Day could not mask the excitement surrounding A&M's latest class, one stocked with future stars and immediate impact players. Did the Aggies meet all their needs amidst the talent infusion?

Kevin Sumlin's third signing class in Aggieland may have been the program's best, but it was his comments about honoring Cedric Collins' scholarship and the future of A&M football that stood out on Wednesday.

National championships increasingly are won on the recruiting trail, it seems. If that is indeed the case, the elite group the Aggies locked down on National Signing Day represents another strong step toward the top.

Hours after signing one of the nation's best classes, Texas A&M's head coach tackled the Aggies' out-of-state ventures, early enrollees, talent infusion on defense, overall recruiting success and much more.

If Wednesday is any indication, the Southeastern Conference's vice grip on the nation's elite prospects is unlikely to end anytime soon. TexAgs presents an infographic look at how thoroughly the SEC won the day.

On Signing Day A&M added elite athletes at multiple positions and filled nearly every need. Some historical perspective is key in examining the Aggies' consensus top-five class — and it forcasts good things to come.

Likely to go down among the best classes in the program's history, the group the Aggie staff signed on Wednesday morning brings another wave of elite talent. TexAgs presents another look at the Class of '14.

Ongoing analysis from Liucci and former A&M players, four hours of TexAgs Radio, big name call-ins and breaking news help comprise an unrivaled and immersive dive into Signing Day. Your live stream awaits.