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.

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 compiles detailed highlight videos of A&M commits. Today's focus falls on 2014 DB Nick Harvey of Travis High School, one of A&M's most lauded pledges and an elite playmaker on both sides of the ball.

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.

The race to Signing Day continues with the Aggies firming up their key committed prospects and chipping away at their top remaining targets. Liucci details each A&M coach's visits and what to look for next.

Boasting elite athleticism and playmaking ability, the only concern over the 2014 FB Travis DB was the strength of his pledge to A&M. Following his visit weekend he says that's not an issue — and he has a plan.

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.

From commits that were rumored to be wavering to a trio of important targets, the A&M staff put on a big welcome for their official visitors during the weekend. Meanwhile, an important junior day is in the works.

Undoubtedly a centerpiece of Texas A&M's lauded recruiting class, the elite defensive back seems poised to make an impact from his first day on campus. Does his high school coach see the same potential?

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.

Beginning with a list of commitments and essential targets that will visit campus officially this weekend, the Texas A&M staff has its hands full and its sights set dead ahead heading down the stretch to Signing Day.

The elite 2014 defensive back and longtime Texas A&M commit from Fort Bend Travis has flirted with visits to other schools, but as Signing Day nears have his plans changed? He told TexAgs where his mindset is.

Though the regular season has ended for Texas A&M, the battle for elite talent across the nation has not. Kevin Sumlin and his assistants wasted no time paying and planning essential visits to several top targets.

Texas A&M remains in the conversation for its most coveted offensive line targets after several weekend visits, while other targets in the classes of 2014 and 2015 continue to mull a long list of possible options.

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 top two way player in Texas for 2014 is A&M commit and Fort Bend Travis athlete Nick Harvey. After a visit to Kyle Field for the Alabama game, he described how solid his verbal is and his efforts to recruit.

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.

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.