Jason Howell is kicking off 2021 with another round of his weekly recruiting thoughts. In this edition of his Three Things, Howell shares which regional final matchups he's watching in the state playoffs and more.

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.

With 20 members of the class of 2021 already signed and official, Jimbo Fisher & Co. have already inked an impressive group. While the Aggies look to add in the coming weeks, what catches your attention is the outstanding talent haul along both lines.

The Early Signing Period began on Wednesday morning, and the Aggies received signatures from most of their commits but still have some spots to fill. Follow along as TexAgs provides like updates of Jimbo Fisher's media availability discussing A&M's new signees.

Featuring interviews with 2021 signees and high school coaches and analysis from Billy Liucci, Brandon Leone, Stephen McGee, Ryan Brauninger, and others, TexAgs presents its four-hour Signing Day special in video form.

One day a year (okay, it's now two) fax machines become relevant again as Jimbo Fisher and his staff await word on possible signatures that will round out the 2021 Aggie recruiting class. Follow along as we update the confirmed LOIs for each A&M recruit.

The Early Signing Period is less than a week away, so Jason Howell has more than just three recruiting thoughts to share this week. Howell discusses how he expects the Aggies to close the 2021 class, his thoughts on the Texas High School Playoffs & more.

Texarkana Pleasant Grove defensive tackle Marcus Burris has been sidelined after suffering a preseason Achilles injury, but it has not stopped him from contributing this fall. Burris spoke to TexAgs about his rehab process, his recovery timeline as well as his future at Texas A&M.

With the early signing period in sight, Billy Liucci offers an update of his class of 2021 rankings as he adjusts his list of the 44 best prospects in the state of Texas.