Phoenix (AZ) Desert Edge CB Jamar Beal-Goines took his first visit to College Station, but the 2025 cover man was already well-acquainted with Jordan Peterson. Between that pre-existing relationship and seeing Aggieland up close, A&M made a strong impression on Beal-Goines.

Over the weekend, 2025 Shreveport (LA) Calvary Baptist RB James Simon has had a full spring schedule, and over the weekend, he was back in Aggieland to see Mike Elko & Co. in action as Texas A&M continues to go through spring practice.

2026 Buford (GA) DL Bryce Perry-Wright checks in at 6-foot-3 and 260 pounds, and he has cemented himself on the radars of college coaches. Over the weekend, he was in College Station as he got his first chance to visit Aggieland since Mike Elko took the reins.

2025 Bushnell (FL) South Sumter safety Rashad Johnson (6-foot-2, 185 pounds) has been on Texas A&M's radar since the summer, and on Friday, he was in Aggieland to see Mike Elko and the Aggies as they kicked off spring practice.

2025 Addison (TX) Trinity Christian Academy OL Jaylan Beckley made a tough decision to re-open his recruitment in early March, and now he is making plans and checking out his options. A&M is one program on his mind, and he has a long-standing relationship with Mike Elko & Co.

2025 Red Oak (TX) standout wide receiver Taz Williams announced his plans to take an official visit to College Station. The Aggies also made his recent top 10, and he will take a spring unofficial as Mike Elko and the new A&M staff have made an impression on Williams.

2025 Lewisville OT Michael Fasusi is a high priority for top programs across the country, and he is gearing up for several spring visits, which will include a return to A&M. Since Mike Elko arrived, the Ags have become a key player in his recruitment, and there are a few reasons why.

Shreveport (LA) Calvary Baptist running back James Simon made his way back to College Station. He spent quality time with Mike Elko and Trooper Taylor, and they made sure he has a good vision about their future plans in Aggieland.

San Antonio (TX) Alamo Heights 2025 wide receiver Michael Terry has been a versatile playmaker over the years for the Mules, and college recruiters are hot on the trail of the 6-3, 211-pound standout. Last week, A&M offered, and over the weekend, he took his first visit.

Atlanta (GA) Woodward Academy 2025 WR Jerome Bettis Jr. is hitting the road and has plans to make a stop in College Station. He was first targeted by the Aggies in May before Mike Elko's staff at Duke also offered back in September. He will visit Aggieland on Feb. 3 for Junior Day.

2025 Red Oak (TX) DE Kamauryn Morgan has firmly established himself as one of the top prospects in the country, and last weekend, he returned to College Station as Mike Elko and staff hosted their first underclassmen visitors.

Mesquite (TX) Horn 2025 OL Lamont Rogers is regarded as one of the nation's best and he has a few Junior Days on his mind. One of those is a stop at Texas A&M. The Aggies are on his top 12 and one member of the Aggie staff has developed a particularly strong bond with Rogers.

2024 Timpson ATH and Texas A&M commit Terry Bussey put on a show in the Bears' 49-7 victory over Tolar to claim the 2A Division I state title. After his record-setting performance in Arlington, Bussey is now focused on his future as the early signing period approaches.

Princeton (NJ) The Hun School QB Miles O'Neill committed to Texas A&M in June and over the weekend he returned to College Station for an official visit. The trip was a chance for him to further connect with the new staff and recruits and afterward he spoke about his experience.

2026 Duncanville (TX) defensive end Kevin Ford, Jr. received his Texas A&M offer in August, and last weekend, he experienced his first game day in Aggieland. The Aggies made quite the impression, and Ford is already making plans for a return.

With a final five of Texas A&M, LSU Texas, Oklahoma and Ohio State, 2024 five-star DL Dominick McKinley kept the recruiting industry guessing ahead of his announcement. After picking the Aggies, McKinley shared why he felt at home in College Station.

Lafayette (LA) Acadiana five-star defensive lineman Dominick McKinley has a few plans when it comes to his recruiting process as he is narrowing his list and nearing a decision. In fact, McKinley already has a specific decision date in mind.

Statesboro (GA) standout ATH Kamron Mikell took his first visit to College Station this weekend for Texas A&M’s pool party. After his experience, it’s safe to say the Aggies have his attention. Mikell spoke to TexAgs' Jason Howell about his visit and much more.