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?

Koda Martin signed his national letter of intent to A&M yesterday in front of family, coaches, and friends. Martin played DE and TE at Manvel, but is expected to play offense at A&M. Watch the full interview here.

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.

TexAgs.com compiles regular, detailed highlight videos of A&M commits and targets. Today's focus falls on 2014 OL Koda Martin of Manvel High School, one of the Aggies' five offensive linemen in the class.

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.

Recruited by many programs as a tight end or defensive lineman, Martin's future in the Aggie staff's eyes is at offensive tackle. His father and coach shared a detailed explanation of why he sees success for his son.

The countdown to Signing Day is on, but Kevin Sumlin and his Texas A&M staff are hardly waiting on their heels. With key targets remaining uncommitted, every Aggie coach hit the road on Thursday for big visits.

Manvel's do-it-all star always had the itch to be an Aggie, but reaching Signing Day as a member of A&M's 2014 class isn't the end of a list of goals the 6-6, 270-pound offensive line prospect keeps in front of him.

Every week during the Texas high school football season, TexAgs breaks down where every Aggie commit will be playing. Spotlighted next to A&M's verbals are remaining prospects the Aggie staff has its eye on.

Every week during the Texas high school football season, we break down where every Aggie commit will be playing that week. In addition to the Aggie commits, we will also spot light a few notable recruits that the A&M staff will have their eyes on.

Picture a coveted prospect, and the odds are they will be at Kyle Field for Saturday's game. The Aggies hold the recruiting world in the palm of their hand. Liucci details the long list of visitors and what a win would do.

TexAgs caught up with 2014 Manvel DE/ TE Koda Martin after the Mavericks 24-20 loss to the North Shore Mustangs. Martin shared his thoughts on the game, his commitment to the Aggies and much more.

Every week during the Texas high school football season, we break down where every Aggie commit will be playing that week. In addition to the Aggie commits, we will also spot light a few notable recruits that the A&M staff will have their eyes on.

The 2014 Texas A&M commit and versatile Manvel star has honed in on his plans for the summer and fall, describing his weight gain, the solid status of his verbal, when he'll return to Aggieland and more to TexAgs.

Well-known names and rising stars alike converged for the weekend's State 7-on-7 Tournament, giving a clearer picture of Texas' best skill position players. The TexAgs team presents an extensive final analysis.

TexAgs.com compiles regular, detailed highlight videos of Texas A&M commits and targets. Today's focus falls on Aggie commit 2014 offensive/defensive lineman Koda Martin from Manvel High School.

Following much deliberation, Martin narrowed his list of high-profile offers to one and selected Texas A&M as his school of choice. He described the factors in his choice and his talks with the Aggies coaches to TexAgs.

Targeted by Alabama, LSU and Oklahoma, among others, the Manvel star notified Kevin Sumlin and his staff on Saturday of his intentions to become an Aggie. In the process, A&M gained a vital O-line prospect.