Billy sends you into the weekend with a veritable dissertation on what to watch for from the Aggies in the coming months, thoughts on the stretch run in recruiting and some bonus speculation and commentary on the wider world of college football

Each year there are almost as many college head coaching jobs open as there are bowl games. So far this season, Kansas head coach David Beaty was the first to go. As the playoffs approach, many other jobs may be at risk. Plus Olin's Heisman and playoff projections.

As quickly as the 2017 class could sign their letters of intent, coaches in SEC territory turned their attention to 2018 and beyond. As offers and commitments begin in earnest, we cover the early returns and developments.

Following three years on Kevin Sumlin's Texas A&M staff, David Beaty will be offered the position of head coach at Kansas and is expected to accept. Liucci explains the latest development and other relevant news.

Texas A&M's late entrance into the race for the 2015 Mesquite Poteet athlete seemed likely to hinder the Aggies' chances, but McNeal seeks a place that feels like home. His visit may have showed him just that.

A decision is far off for the blue-chip 2016 Sachse wide receiver, but that hasn't precluded him from zeroing in on the type of schools he's seeking out — and the specific offense that he'd like to be featured in.

The Aggies are seeking new starters at three of the four receiver positions, but inexperience may not long be a worry. With the young talent turning into experienced leaders, the unit may be in store for more.

Talent is not lacking at any of the Aggies' receiver spots, but experience is. Texas A&M's wide receiver coach and two of his returning players met with the media after Saturday's practice to discuss the outlook.

Texas A&M's recruiting momentum rolls on, but this time with a bonus: Friday's pledge by Allen OT Greg Little gives the Aggies what some are already calling '16's top overall recruit — and another elite lineman.

Suspense preceded the decision day of the nation's top quarterback, but ultimately he made the expected choice. The Murrays spoke about the choice 1-on-1 with TexAgs, along with footage of the announcement.

From Mike Mitchell's awaited visit to the Texas A&M staff's trips across the state and into talent-rich areas of Louisiana and the west coast, the Aggies are making moves on the trail with summer arriving in force.

An early commitment to the Sooners followed Wariboko's ranking as one of Oklahoma's best players, but he has re-opened the process. Stepping in to fill the void is a Texas A&M staff he's closely connected with.

A week of up-and-down A&M recruiting news cedes way to coaches' trips for evaluations and narrowed focus on several of the Aggies' remaining uncommitted targets. Liucci breaks down what lies on the horizon.

A coach with as many talented options may not be found elsewhere throughout the nation. Texas A&M's receivers coach furthered TexAgs' coaches sitdown series with an analysis of where his unit is post-spring.

Following Junior Day, TexAgs' recruiting analysts Billy Liucci and Brice Jones recapped Texas A&M's weekend in recruiting, the commitment of Desahwn Capers-Smith, the offers that went out and more.

From the Aggies' blazing start in the Class of 2015 to how they're setting up to close out 2014, Liucci breaks down the stories, visitors, new targets, near commits and odds that make up A&M's elite recruiting efforts.

Kevin Sumlin and his staff have both a dazzling finish to the 2014 class and a statement start to the 2015 one firmly in their crosshairs. Liucci reveals the in-home trips, official visits, junior day guests and leans.