The State 7-on-7 Tournament and various camps brought Texas' best prospects back into the limelight. After another summer of evaluation, Liucci and the TexAgs recruiting team release the newest rankings.

The state's best juniors have become seniors, with recruiters and scouts flocking around them as summer gets underway. With big names making bigger moves on the charts, Liucci releases his updated rankings.

With the release of the updated Top 113 in '13 recruiting rankings, Liucci spotlights the best of the best — the top players, as it stands now, at every position in the Lone Star State in 2013. Who made the cut?

Coaches are making the rounds with summer in full swing and names are moving up, down, on and off the board. While A&M recruits across Texas and even further out, Liucci and the TexAgs staff break it all down.

The unveiling of the Top 113 in '13 list continues with the class of the Great State's 2013 quarterback prospects. Leading the small group are a Longhorn, an Aggie and an uncommitted state champion.

With the book on the 2012 recruiting season closed, the pages turn to the next class of rising high school seniors. Billy Liucci reveals his reputed rankings of the State of Texas' top prospects, starting at the top.

In an eight-part series, Billy Liucci will take a position-by-position look at Texas A&M’s ongoing recruiting efforts in 2012 and dive into key prospects in 2013. In part one, we examine the quarterback position.

With a nearly full recruiting class in 2012 already, the Aggie coaches have been able to get a head start to the 2013 race, staying ahead of the competition. Billy Liucci has names of key '13 prospects emerging.

Billy Liucci takes a look around the recruiting landscape as it currently stands for Texas A&M, which already has 19 commitments in the class of 2012 and is looking to continue adding top-level talent along the way.